Most popular Completing story with Bangla Meaning
Devotion Towards Mother
Bayazid was
a small boy. He was very obedient to his mother. One night the boy Bayazid was
learning his lessons sitting beside the bed of his ailing mother. All on a
sudden, his mother woke up and asked him to give her a glass of water.
Bayazid went
to the pitcher to bring water. But there was no water in the pitcher. It was then dark all around. In spite of
that, Bayazid went out to bring water from a distant fountain. Taking water
Bayazid returned home quickly and found his mother in deep sleep. He did not
awaken her as she was sleeping deeply. He remained standing beside her bed with
a glass of water in his hand. In the
morning when his mother woke up, she was surprised to see her son standing with
a glass of water. She embraced her son with great love and affection and
blessed him from the core of her heart. This boy later became a famous Muslim
saint in his life. Hence, a mother’s blessing never goes in vain.
The Fox Without a Tail
Once there
lived a clever fox in a jungle. One day while walking through the jungle, he
fell into a trap. He could somehow get out of the trap but he had to leave his
tail.
Without a
tail he looked very strange and ugly. So, he felt very sad and ashamed. He hit
upon a plan to solve the problem. He called a meeting in the jungle and invited
all the foxes. When all the foxes came to the meeting, he told them that he had
made a very important discovery. He told them that their tails were quite
useless and unnecessary. Rather they looked ugly and dirty. So it would be wise
if they cut off their tails. For this reason, he himself had cut off his tail.
After having cut his tail he felt more comfortable and free. At that moment an
old and wise fox stood up and said, ”My dear friend, you have lost your tail
after falling into a trap. Now want us to cut off our tails too.” Now all the
foxes that attended the meeting understood the tricks of the fox. The old fox
rebuked him and left the place. All other foxes followed him. Without a tail
Mr. fox also felt very ashamed and went away from there.
Failure is the Pillar of Success
It was a
long since Robert Bruce had been the king of Scotland. He was a good ruler and a brave warrior. He reigned over the country well and his subjects were happy
under his rule. But the greedy king of England once attacked his kingdom.
Robert Bruce opposed the enemy with all his forces and tried his best to save
his country.
But his
fortune did not smile upon him. After repeated defeats, he had to retreat in
despair and take shelter in a lonely cave. One day, he was lying in the cave.
Suddenly he saw a spider trying to reach the ceiling with the help of its
silken thread. The repeated attempts of the spider had drawn his attention. He
observed it with keen interest =. The spider was trying again and again to
reach the ceiling but every time it got down after going up a few inches. In
spite of repeated failures, the spider did not get disheartened. It tried again
and again. At last, in its seven-time attempts, it became successful. It
inspired Robert Bruce. He came out of the cave and began to gather forces and
made the last attempt and came out successful. Scotland was regained. Robert
Bruce set an Example of the truth.
The Liar Suffer in the Long Run
Once there
lived a shepherd boy in a village near the forest. He used to tend a flock of cows
near a forest. He was a naughty boy. He often got pleasure in making fun with
the villagers.
One day,
while tending cows, he hit upon a plan to befool the villagers. Accordingly, he
started shouting, “help! Help! Wolf! Wolf!” Hearing the shouts, the villagers
rushed to the spot to rescue him. They asked him, “where is the Wolf?” The boy
laughed and replied that it was just fun to make them fool. In this way, he made
funs for several days. One day he was tending his cows as usual near the same
forest. Suddenly a wolf really came. The boy cried out for help at the top of
his voice. But the villagers thought it to be his regular fun as before. So,
nobody came to help him. The wolf attacked and killed him. This was the penalty
for his telling lies. So, we should always speak the truth. Telling a lie all
evil deeds and dangers and a liar never goes unpunished.
United we stand, Divided we fall
Once there
was an old farmer in a village. He had four sons. They used to quarrel among
themselves all the time. So, there was no peace in the family and this made the
old farmer unhappy.
The farmer
tried to stop their quarrel but failed. To pacify them last he thought out a
plan. One day the farmer called his sons and asked them to bring a stick. Each
of them brought a stick. The farmer then asked one of his sons to tie the
sticks into a bundle and told them to break the bundle. They tried but failed.
The farmer then untied the bundle and gave one stick to each of his sons and
asked them to break it. This time each of them was able to break it easily. The
old farmer was happy to see it. Now, he said to them,” My dear sons, if you
live together remain united you will be strong and nobody can do any harm to
you. But if you are divided, everybody will do harm to you easily. The sons realized
their fault and stopped quarreling and begun to live in unity and amity.
