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The Foolish City Daughter-in-Law  In a small village nestled between green fields and serene rivers, lived a wise mother-in-law named Annapurna. She was traditional, smart, and deeply rooted in values. Her son, Ramu, got married to a modern city girl named Swathi — stylish, proud, and a bit careless when it came to rural customs. From the moment Swathi stepped into the house, clashes began between tradition and modern attitude. The Daily Drama Swathi, being from the city, looked down upon the village lifestyle. She didn’t know how to cook on a mud stove, fetch water from the well, or even greet elders with respect. Instead of learning, she would say, “Why should I do all this? We have machines and helpers in the city!” Annapurna, though frustrated, decided not to argue. She believed actions speak louder than words. A Clever Plan One day, Annapurna called her son and said, “Ramu, let’s go to the temple for three days. Let Swathi manage the house alone. Maybe then she will learn the ...

 The Three Witty Riddles – A Tale of Cleverness and Justice Once upon a time, in a quiet village, lived a wealthy and respected man known for his quick temper.  Though he had everything — land, wealth, and servants — his uncontrollable anger often got the better of him. One day, after a bitter argument with his loyal servant, he stormed out of his own house and never looked back. The servant, seizing the opportunity, slowly took control over the house, land, and everything the master once owned. Years passed. The man’s young son, who had been studying in the city, returned to find his father’s house under the control of the very servant who had once served them. The servant now claimed ownership of the entire estate and behaved like the master of the house. Shocked and heartbroken, the young man vowed to get back what was rightfully his. But instead of using force or anger, the young man came up with a brilliant plan. He challenged the cunning servant with  three riddles ...

Title: The Two Foolish Thieves  Once upon a time in a small village named Baklolpur, lived two thieves – Bantu and Pappu. They were not just ordinary thieves… they were the most foolish duo anyone had ever seen. Even the villagers laughed behind their backs, saying, “If these two are thieves, then cats are lions!” Bantu had half a brain, and Pappu didn’t even have that. One day, they sat under a neem tree, scratching their heads. “Bantu bhai, we’ve not stolen anything for weeks,” said Pappu with a growling stomach. “Yes, we need a big plan. Something smart!” Bantu replied, trying to look intelligent (and failing badly). After hours of brainless brainstorming, they finally decided to rob the house of Seth Kanhaiya Lal, the richest man in the village. The ‘Genius’ Plan: The plan was simple (and stupid): Break into the house at midnight. Steal all the gold and cash. Escape through the back door. But these two forgot one tiny detail – they didn’t even know where the back door was! That...