1. Learn fom a farmer:

Once upon a time there lived a farmer. He had a small farm and worked hard to make it successful. He was known in his village as a kind, generous man who was always willing to help his neighbours. He was content with his life and enjoyed the simple pleasures of living off the land. One day, he met a stranger who convinced him to invest his hard-earned money in a business venture. But it was all a scam and the farmer was left penniless. The farmer never recovered from the loss and his kind and generous nature slowly faded away. The stranger was never found and the farmer's life was changed forever. He was forced to sell the farm and move away from the village he had called home for many years. He never fully recovered from the loss and was never able to return to the happy and content life he once enjoyed. As Gerald Morris once wrote: “There's never a reason to trust someone. If there's a reason, then it's not trust.” He had been betrayed and was left with a broken heart and a shattered trust. He knew he could never fully trust anyone again. He became a recluse, shutting himself away from the world and never again allowing himself to be vulnerable to the pain of betrayal. He chose to live the rest of his life in solitude, never again trusting anyone else. 

2. Learn to be wise:

A boy named Ben lived in the busy city of Miami. He was a big fool. He often found himself in trouble because of his foolishness. One day, he was scolded by an old man for his foolishness, and Ben realized he needed to change his ways. From then on, he made sure to think twice before making decisions. Ben started to make better decisions and soon the people around him noticed the change. He was praised for his intelligence and wisdom. Ben felt proud of himself for making the effort to become a better person. As Orson Scott Card once wrote: “The wise are not wise because they make no mistakes. They are wise because they correct their mistakes as soon as they recognize them.” It is not difficult to bring about a change but it is difficult to identify it. Therefore, try and identify the mistakes in you and a lways remember that you are never perfect and keep changing yourself. Always stay humble and strive to become better than you were yesterday. Self-improvement is a continuous process that requires dedication and hard work. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, but use them as a learning opportunity. Mistakes are an inevitable part of life, and it is important to recognize them and take action to correct them. Taking responsibility for your mistakes and putting in effort to learn from them can be an invaluable experience. It can help you to grow and develop in ways you may have never imagined. As Theodore Roosevelt once said: “The only man who never makes mistakes is the man who never does anything.” 

3. Learn to live life peacefully:

In a small village lived a man. Despite being old, he cracked many jokes... Everyone enjoyed his jokes, and his cheerful nature made him popular in the village. He was the life of the village and was beloved by the people. Whenever he passed by, people would stop their work and smile. He was the epitome of joy and hope, and he filled the village with positivity and optimism. Everywhere he walked, he exuded a sense of joy. He was a source of inspiration and comfort for the people of the village. Once he met a man who felt discouraged. But after listening to his jokes, the man felt uplifted and his spirits were restored. That was the power of his wisdom and humor - it lifted people from the depths of despair and gave them hope. Once he decided to embark on a world trip He was determined to share his joy and positivity with the rest of the world. He left the village with the hope of bringing a smile to every face he encountered. There he met a man who was a big cheat. The man was trying to swindle him but the traveler saw through his lies. With his wisdom, he was able to outsmart the cheat and teach him a lesson. In spite of this, the old man tried to cheat him by stealing all his hard-earned money from him. The traveler showed mercy and gave the man a second chance. He taught him the value of honest work and encouraged him to lead an honest life. The man was so touched he decided to change his ways and return the traveler's money. He thanked the traveler for his kindness and left. From then on, the man became an honest person and lived a peaceful life. He was grateful to the traveler for showing him the right path. As Eleanor Roosevelt once said: “The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.” 

4.Learn to take leadership from Disha:

In the polluted city of Delhi lived a beautiful young lady of about 20 years old named Disha. Disha was born with a rare respiratory illness. Despite her condition, she was determined to make her mark in the world. She was determined to make the city of Delhi a cleaner, healthier place for everyone. Disha started a petition and organized a rally in the city center. Her efforts were a success, and the city leaders implemented new policies to reduce air pollution. Over time, the city of Delhi became cleaner and healthier, and Disha's dream had become a reality. Disha's story was an inspiration for many. She was invited to speak at the United Nations about her work and her experience. Her courage and determination made her a symbol of hope for many people around the world. She was praised for her work and her efforts were recognized by many. She was an example of how one person can make a difference and effect change. Her story was a reminder that anything is possible when we work together. Mahatma Gandhi once said that be the change that you wish to see in the world. 

5. Learn to preserve nature: # I am in love with nature

In the forests of Assam lived a brave woman named Rani. Rani is the leader of a group of forest protectors who are dedicated to preserving the natural resources and wildlife of their land. She has been leading her group for several years and has become an inspiring figure for many in the community. Her courage and leadership has been instrumental in safeguarding the forests of Assam. Rani and her group are often seen patrolling the forests to ensure that no illegal activities are taking place. They have been able to successfully protect their land from the dangers of poaching and deforestation. Rani's commitment to protecting the forests of Assam is a true inspiration. By standing up to powerful interests and protecting the environment, Rani has become an example of what we can achieve when we work hard to safeguard the rights of nature. Rani's unwavering dedication to preserving the forests of Assam is an extraordinary example of what can be achieved when we fight for the rights of nature and our environment. The Dalai Lama put it best when he said: “It is our collective and individual responsibility to preserve and tend to the environment in which we all live.” In 2010, Assam had 2.42Mha of natural forest, extending over 33% of its land area. In 2021, it lost 18.4kha of natural forest, equivalent to 8.42Mt of CO₂ emissions. As the Scottish philosopher David Hume once wrote: “Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty.” 

6. Learn to be determined:

In the busy city of Mumbai lived a detective. He used to solve many baffling cases. It was not uncommon for police officers to come to him with confusing cases that had no clear solution... Yet he solved them all. Loved by the people he was known as Detective Dada. One day an old man came to him with a mystery of the old haunted house.... Detective Dada agreed to investigate the old house. The old man promised to pay whatever the detective asked. So, the detective set out to the old house, eager to uncover the secrets hidden within. He arrived to the house and soon discovered the source of the mystery. After a few days of investigation, Detective Dada uncovered the truth and solved the case. The old man was delighted and paid him generously. Detective Dada was intrigued by the challenge and decided to take on the case in hopes of solving the mystery. He used his years of experience and knowledge of techniques to search the house for clues. After thorough investigation, he was able to piece together the clues to uncover the truth and solve the case. But no one knew that what was the secret to his intellegence so the old man descided to uncover the truth Detective Dada was a master of deduction, applying logic and reasoning to solve cases. He was able to solve the case through his keen observation and analytical skills. The old man was amazed and rewarded him handsomely. Detective Dada was humble but proud of his accomplishments. He thanked the old man for his reward and went on to solve more cases with his brilliant mind. He soon became renowned for his detective skills and earned the admiration of many. Khaled Hosseini, the famous Afghan-American novelist, once wrote: “People say that eyes are windows to the soul.” Detective Dada proved this right with his sharp observation and insightful deductions. He was able to unlock mysteries and uncover the truth through his keen eyes. He was an example of how one can solve almost any problem with enough dedication and intelligence. Detective Dada was able to unravel the greatest of mysteries and solve the most intricate of cases with his sharp observation, insightful deductions and acute sense of detail. 

-Manya dixit