Animation: Aishwarya Swaminathan
Once upon a time, there was a kind woman who lived in a small house in the middle of a deep forest. She had a cow named Konda, who had a cute little calf that followed her wherever she went. Every day, they would go to the green meadows to graze and play. One cloudy day, they were out grazing later than usual and suddenly, it started to rain heavily. The woman and her cow tried to make their way back home, but they got lost in the dense forest.
The rain made it hard to see anything, and Konda was starting to panic because she couldn’t find her calf. As they walked, the woman stumbled upon a ditch, and she heard the faint cry of her calf. She called out for help, but no one seemed to hear her. Suddenly, something caught her eye. It was a brilliant glow in the trees, and hundreds of fireflies came buzzing out of nowhere. he Queen firefly, with her glowing crown and sparkling wings, asked Konda what was wrong. The woman explained their situation, and the Queen firefly immediately offered to help. The fireflies bunched up together and created a bright light, illuminating the entire area around them. With the help of the The fireflies, the calf crawled out of the ditch and was soon reunited with Konda and the old woman. They were overjoyed and grateful to the fireflies for their help. From that day on, the woman made sure to thank the fireflies every time they went out to graze, and the fireflies continued to light up their way whenever they got lost in the forest.
Moral of the story: Always be kind to everyone you meet, and they may just help you when you need it the most.
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