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 An adventurous story in 150 words with moral-Prithviraj Chauhan Story             This story is about a king of India. Who continued to show courage till his last breath. Whom people knew as Prithviraj Chauhan.             It is believed that there were eighteen wars between Prithviraj Chauhan and Mohammad Ghauri.           And Prithviraj Chauhan won 17 times. Mohammad Ghauri left alive By Prithviraj Chauhan.          Mohammad Ghori won the 18th time, took Prithviraj Chauhan captive and broke his eyes.          Now the sun had set forever for Prithviraj Chauhan.         Prithviraj Chauhan had the art of Shabd-bhedi Baan ( i.e. The art of shooting arrows in the direction of voice).           Talk of this art was sent to Mohammad Ghori. On this Mohammed approved it.           Prithviraj Chauhan was called to display his art in the Mahafil( Royal court ). At that time he was accompanied by Chandravardai.           Chandbardai, who was a close friend of Pri

patience: 150 words story with moral Story                      A convoy was going into the desert. The sun was setting. Many trees were seen in one place. It was decided to stay there.                    On reaching close, people noticed that a tree has many good ripe fruits. The people of the convoy started running to eat those fruits.                 Then the Sardar stopped them and said be patient, the fruits will not run away.                  First, check these fruits. Is it poisonous? Because if these were worth eating, then the convoy which passed before us. Those people would eat all the fruits.                   When people finally investigated, it was found that the fruit is poisonous. Sardar said, look, with a little patience, we all survived. The moral education of this story                        The hard situation can also be understood   by having patience, and solve it. Russo has said that patience bitter, but it results swe

150 words story with moral Story                Once the lid placed on the pitcher of water was pride.  He had an arrogance that the water of the pitcher remains clean because of that,               and also that he is sitting on the head of the pitcher.           One day in this ego he said to the pitcher, You give water to all utensils, and keeps me thirsty. Do you know? I am sitting on your head.            The pitcher said what is my fault in this?          You are sitting on my head, how do I give you water?  Who comes before me.  I bow before him and give him water.          You too leave your ego and come down. Take water from me. Moral of this story:           The moral education of this story is that we should give up our ego. We cannot get anything from anyone without giving up ego.