In the heart of the forest, lived a wise old owl named Chitragupta. One day, as he soared through the skies, he spotted a shimmering jewel lying by a pond. Curiosity sparked, he swooped down to investigate. The jewel belonged to a kind-hearted merchant who had lost it while passing through the woods. Grateful for the owl's honesty, the merchant rewarded him with a sack of grains. From that day on, Chitragupta learned that honesty brings its own reward. And so, amidst the whispers of the trees, his tale became a lesson passed down through generations, echoing wisdom in every wingbeat.
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Gobinda Barman
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