Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Once upon a time there was a village named Alampur. There lived two close friends named Anu and Manju. Anu was 6 yrs old and Manju was 10 yrs old. One day while playing they both went far away from the village. Suddenly Manju fell into the well. Anu yelled for help. But nobody was there. She looked here and there, she noticed a bucket tied to a rope, not wasting a single second she threw the bucket into the well. She told Manju to hold the bucket. Manju held the bucket firmly. Anu pulled with all her strength. She pulled and pulled. At last Manju came out of the well. They hugged, cried in joy but also were scared because if they told about this incident they would be scolded. But nothing happened. Nobody believed them except for an old wise man in the entire village. The villagers asked the old man how could Anu pull Manju out of the well. The old man laughed and said "The question is not how Anu did it" The question is "what made Anu do it".
The only answer was when Anu was pulling Manju there was nobody to stop her saying "YOU CANNOT DO IT".
She believed in herself.
MORAL: "YOU ARE UNSTOPPABLE WHEN YOU HAVE A WILL."
SIDDHANTH YELLANKI
CLASS: V 'B'
BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVANS PUBLIC SCHOOL- JUBILEE HILLS
HYDERABAD
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