Kindness is a good character
a) You are playing with your friends in a park. You see a dog that is limping. Perhaps there is a thorn in its paw. Would you stop playing to help him why?
b) A blind man is standing at a street corner. He is no able to decide which way he should go. What will you do? Why?
c) Savita studies in your class. You don’t like her because she is unfriendly and tells tales. One day she falls down and hurts herself. What will you do when you see her falling? Why?
It is good to b kind? Or, should you be elfish and not bother about others.
A preset from the enemy
King Revant Pratap of Raichur country was at war. He galloped into battle. E was a big, strong man and he waved a hue sword bravely n front of him s he dashed along. His enemies were terrified. They ran back across the dusty plain as he came near.
Suddenly the king’s horse was hit by an arrow. The great animal crashed to the ground, and Revant Pratap was pulled down with it into the dirt. His men helped him up and took him to his tent, but he could not rest. He must lead his army. He had to get another horse and go back to the fighting. But were could he find one strong enough to carry him?
Just then a servant came to Revant Pratap’s tent. He brought wit him two magnificent war-horses. ``sir,’’ he said, ``these are a present from Nasir navab. He saw you fall and he was sent you new horses to ride.
King Revant Pratap was amazed. Nasir navab was the leader o the enemy. He was a Muslim. And King Revant Pratap was a Hindu. He’d come to the east to drive the Hindus out of the holy place of Mantralyayam Brundavanam. Yet here was his enemy sending him present!
King Revant Pratap did not stand about thinking for long. He jumped on to one of the new horses and rode back into the battle. Both armies fought hard, and King Revant Pratap’s army won. But Revant Pratap was never able to defeat Nasir navab completely! Nor was he able to forget the present his enemy had sent him.
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