Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Once there lived a boy named Suraj. He was a very good and truthful boy. One day as he was passing through his class he saw a glittering pen. If he was a bad boy he would have taken the pen for himself ,but he took the pen and gave it to the principal. The pen belonged to one of his schoolmates . The principal was astonished to see such a truthful boy in his school.
During the assembly the principal announced that Suraj should be handsomely rewarded for his honesty and told that each and everyone should cultivate this good quality.
Moral: HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
Namrata
4A
A.RAO
Honesty deserves its rewards. It not only protects us but also builds an ever-lasting impression that he is a very honest person.
FARHA
A very nice story. I have written a lot of stories too.
SAIF ALI NOOR
It is a really nice story but I think this happened in real life. It also helped in my story writing homework.
MUBRATA MODAK
Kindly send me few stories with proper pictures on the topic "Honesty is the best policy". rgds. Modak
NAMRATA[WRITER OF THE STORY]
Thanks for your encouraging comments. This story was written by me one year ago. By the time your comments came I went to India for my vacations.[I live abroad] So I will surely mail to you within a few days modak. Thanks a lot to all.
NAMRATA
Modak please wait for some more time. I will write for you in holidays, as my half of the day is going in studies. Thankyou
SRISHTY BHATT
Please give bigger and rarer stories on honesty
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