Once he went to see an exhibition with them, there he saw many new and exciting things which made his mind very happy. Pintu was the only and dearest son of his parents. The moral of the story is that we should never make fun of anyone’s work because sometimes it can prove to be a boon for us. He told everyone that he would tell them the method but they would have to pay some money for it.Īll the villagers were surprised to hear this, but they agreed to pay money and thus he became the head of the village. When this news spread all over the village, everyone was overjoyed because they might not need to pay the electricity bill to the government now.Īll the villagers were asking him how they can produce electricity in their homes.Įarlier, when he used to do experiments, the same people used to ridicule him, but now they were trying to know his hard work in a few seconds. He started experimenting.Īfter 6 to 7 hours of hard work, he found a way that anyone could easily generate electricity in his home. One day he was sitting in his laboratory, and suddenly something came to his mind. The people around him considered him a fool because he did various types of experiments in his house every day, there was always some explosion or unpleasant incident. He had been doing so for about 8 to 9 years, but till now he hadn’t done anything surprising. Also, He used to do various types of experiments regarding that. He was very much interested in Science and used to study Science throughout the day. A person with experimentsĪ long time ago, there lived a person in a village. The story teaches us that if we don’t lose hope, we can achieve whatever we want. When he came to know about this news, he became very happy and his hard work paid off.
One was affiliated with CBSE Board and the other was affiliated with ICSE Board. This time, he luckily got offers from two of the best schools. In this hope, he continued to put his CV in other schools.
He had determined that one day he would definitely join the school that he wanted. He had been doing so for the last two to three years but was not getting success.
That’s why he often used to submit his CV ( Curriculum Vitae ) to CBSE or ICSE-affiliated schools and give interviews there, but unfortunately, he couldn’t get selected. Since the school was not affiliated with any renowned board, he wanted to drop it and join a school that was affiliated with CBSE or ICSE Board. Hardwork always brings successĪ man named Shiva Gautam taught in a private school.
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