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CA.ViVeK M ACA

ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT

28544 Points Joined November 2008

Dear friends and members,

This is my simple effort to bring two simple story. Both these stories we learned in our boy hood days. First just read the stories next i tried to give CA moral of the stories. I hope, this will be effective.

Story no 1 Birbal ki kichadi

Ø This is the story taken place during the winter season during which the ponds were frozen.

Ø Akbar asked Birbal, “will a man do anything for money”, Birbal replied “yes”.

Ø Next day, Birbal came to the court along with a poor Brahmin who merely had a penny left with him. His family was starving.

Ø The king ordered the Brahmin to be inside the frozen pond all through the night without any attire if he needed money.

Ø The poor Brahmin had no choice. The whole night he was inside the pond, shivering. He returned to the durbar the next day to receive his reward.

Ø The king asked "Tell me Oh poor Brahmin! How could you withstand the extreme temperature all through the night?"

Ø The innocent Brahmin replied "I could see a faintly glowing light a kilometre away and I withstood with that ray of light."

Ø Akbar refused to pay the Brahmin his reward saying that he had got warmth from the light and withstood the cold and that was cheating.

Ø The poor Brahmin could not argue with him and so returned disappointed and bare-handed.

Ø Birbal tried to explain to the king but the king was in no mood to listen to him.

Ø Thereafter, Birbal stopped coming to the durbar and sent a messenger to the king saying that he would come to the court only after cooking his khichdi.

Ø As Birbal did not turn up even after 5 days, the king himself went to Barbell’s house to see what he was doing.

Ø Birbal had lit the fire and kept the pot of uncooked khichdi one meter away from it.

Ø Akbar questioned him "How will the khichdi get cooked with the fire one meter away? What is wrong with you Birbal?"

Ø Birbal, cooking the khichdi, replied "Oh my great King of Hindustan! When it was possible for a person to receive warmth from a light that was a kilometre away, then it is possible for this khichdi, which is just a meter away from the source of heat, to get cooked."

Interlinking the fact of this story to your life

Ø There may be case were the time lag in preparation may cause poor result in the exam. See the example of the story, there was one meter distance involved between the pot and fire that caused uncooked khichdi.

Ø Never make any time lag in your preparation. Avoid the habit of procrastination forever. This may cause failure. This means you must carry on your daily routine study without any time lag.

Ø If you have no other choice, then, you will face the challenges and you will succeed like the poor man of the story. This is called responsibility towards your parents. This means you will tolerate any kind of difficulties.

Ø You will not get the benefit immediately. Some time you may be failed with many times with CA course, but one day you will get succeed.

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CA.ViVeK M ACA

ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT

28544 Points Joined November 2008

The Tortoise and the Geese

Ø Once upon a time, there was a tortoise who lived in a tank. He made friends with two geese who used to come and visit him at the tank. They were happy for many years.

Ø Then there was a drought that lasted for months. The tanks and rivers started drying up under the burning sun.

Ø The people and animals were starving and the birds were migrating to more fertile lands. The two geese decided to save themselves and go away. So they came to say a sad goodbye to their friend the tortoise.

Ø The poor tortoise could not believe that they could leave him behind to die. The geese wondered how they could save their friend too.

Ø The problem was that they did not know how to take him along because the tortoise could not fly. The tortoise came up with an idea. He told the geese to get him a stick that he could hold between his teeth.

Ø The geese could then take him to a more fertile land flying slowly while holding the two ends of the stick.

Ø But the geese were worried that if the tortoise opened his mouth by mistake to speak, he would lose his grip on the stick and would fall down and die. So the tortoise promised not to open his mouth.

Ø The geese flew off carrying the tortoise with them. They flew higher and higher, over hills, valleys, fields and plains. Finally, they flew over a city. The people of the city were amazed to see such a strange sight.

Ø They clapped their hands and commented how wonderful it was too see the geese carrying the tortoise like that.

Ø The people's shouting and clapping annoyed the tortoise. He wondered aloud why these foolish people were making such a racket.

Ø But as soon as he opened his mouth to speak, he lost his grip on the stick and fell to the ground.

Ø And so the poor tortoise was killed all because of his foolishness and intolerance.

Interlinking the fact of this story to your life

Ø First we have to take decision on our own taking in to consideration our strength and weakness. Second never imitate your friends.

Ø Second moral is never imitating others. Suppose, some of your friends are writing both groups, because of this, you are also writing both groups, the same fate of tortoise. On the other hand, if you take decision to write the exam , after doing a Swot analysis then you will be in a better position to take decision as to whether opt for both or single.

Ø Wrong decision of you some time cause failure.

Suresh Prasad

www.aubsp.com

15630 Points Joined October 2009

Very true story sir......!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing................

“A man who was completely innocent, offered himself as a sacrifice for the good of others, including his enemies, and became the ransom of the world. It was a perfect act.”

CA.ViVeK M ACA

ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT

28544 Points Joined November 2008

Feed back to the stories always welcome

Hardik Dave

IPCC and CS Professional(FINAL) Student

15533 Points Joined January 2009

Originally posted by : Suresh_Smiter
	Very true story sir......!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing................ “A man who was completely innocent, offered himself as a sacrifice for the good of others, including his enemies, and became the ransom of the world. It was a perfect act.”