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The Farmer and The Well A farmer looking for a source of water for his farm bought a well from his neighbor. The neighbor was cunning, though, and refused to let the farmer take water from the well. On asking why, he replied, “I sold the well to you, not the water”, and walked away. The distraught farmer didn’t know what to do. So he went to Birbal, a clever man and one of the nine courtiers of Emperor Akbar, for a solution. The emperor called the farmer and his neighbor and asked why the man was not letting the farmer draw water from the well. The cunning man said the same thing again, “I sold the well, not the water. So he cannot take my water”. To this, Birbal replied, “All that sounds fine to me. But if you have sold the water and the water is yours, then you have no business keeping your water in his well. Remove the water or use it all up immediately. If not the water will belong to the owner of the well”. Realizing that he’s been tricked and taught his lesson, the man apologize

The Golden Egg Once upon a time, a farmer had a goose that laid a golden egg every day. The egg provided enough money for the farmer and his wife for their day-to-day needs. The farmer and his wife were happy for a long time. But one day, the farmer got an idea and thought, “Why should I take just one egg a day? Why can’t I take all of them at once and make a lot of money?” The foolish farmer’s wife also agreed and decided to cut the goose’s stomach for the eggs. As soon as they killed the bird and opened the goose’s stomach, to found nothing but guts and blood. The farmer, realizing his foolish mistake, cries over the lost resource! The English idiom “Kill not the goose that lays the golden egg” was also derived from this classic story. Moral: Think before you act. Read more about Digital Content Exploring e-learning for kids Embracing digital learning for kids Future of digital education for kids Digital Education for Kids

The Farmer and His A Hen Who Leds Golden Egg Once upon a time, there was a greedy farmer . He owned a beautiful hen that laid a golden egg every day. He was extremely happy. Every day he took that egg to market and sold it. He returns home with some money. There are four members staying in his family. So in this little money, they Rabbit their food and clothes. But after some days they got a huge problem. So for them, only one egg could not satisfy his greed. It was a slow process to get only one egg after one day. So he said to himself, "One egg a day. It will take longer to solve my problem." Thinking of this he grew so impatient that he wanted to get all the eggs at once. He made up his mind to put the hen to death and become rich in an over­night. He thought this hen would give me more eggs at a time. He killed the hen with a sharp knife. At once and cut open its belly to get all those eggs. He began to look for the eggs but there was none to be found. He saw