How many people of you read pancharnarat? Well basically almost everyone. You all most than that they give us a moral lesson and it is interesting also. Fascinated by this I have taken my favorite story from that.

   Once upon a time, there lived a stork by the side of a tank. There was plenty of fish in the tank and the stork always had a full meal. As the years passed, the stork grew old and found it difficult to catch fish for food. Sometimes, he would be hungry for days.

The stork thought of a plan. He stood by the tank with a sad look on his face. He did not attempt to catch any fish. The fish, frogs, and crabs in the tank noticed and asked him what the matter was.

Stork: “I have heard that some humans will soon fill this tank and grow crops over it. There will not be any fish left alive. This makes me sad.”

The fish were very worried and asked the stork to help them.

Fish 1: “ dear stork please help us. We don’t want to vanish.”

Stork: “ok fine I will”

Fish 3: “how can we trust him like that, it could be a trap set by him”

Fish 2: “aishiss its nothing like that ”

So like that ..

Fish 1: “thank god, I did not get targeted by that stork”

Fish 2: ‘ARE U SAYING THE TRUTH I CANT BELIVE IT.’

Fish 3: ‘I KNEW IT, HE WAS ACTING SO SUS, I MEAN COMMON HOW CAN WE TRUST OUR ENEMY. I WAS TELLING EVERYONE BUT NO ONE LISTENED TO ME.’

Fish 4: ‘Anyway it is all in the past let’s just continue our work’

And just like that the day went on but vowed never to trust their enemy words like that and as for the crab… well let’s just say he was declared a hero of the tank….

The end…….