"Yes, yes, lets go quickly; otherwise, someone else might take our spot, and then we'll have to sit under the sun and eat like yesterday," Swati said, holding her lunch box.
Lunch break is significant, as kids feel the love of their mothers when they open their lunch boxes.
The tender hands cherish delicious and nutritious food prepared by their mothers, who have worked in the kitchen and wish that their children finish their entire lunch. Mothers worry about whether children have enough food to eat lest they remain hungry.
But every child's fate is not the same.
"Come on, Ketan! Join us," Rishabh said to Ketan, who was sitting quietly.
Seeing everyone so enthusiastic about their lunch boxes, he had hidden his face so they wouldn't insist on him joining. He didn't want them to see that his lunch was the same as the day before.
"No, you guys go, I'll eat here," replied Ketan.
"Oh, come on! Won't it be fun with us?" Rishabh insisted.
"I'm good eating here," Ketan too insisted.
Ketan had been at the school for just a year. His father and mother had to move from Jabalpur to Raipur.
Things weren't going well for his father, and after many difficulties and several months of sitting at home, he finally found a job in another city.
His mother took charge of the household and conducted math tuition every morning and evening. Ketan and his sister had just joined the new school.
Ketan was everyone's favourite at school.
Equally good at studies and activities, he listened to every lecture attentively and made notes.
Among all the students, he had a unique spark that everyone loved.
Not wanting to upset his friends, Ketan reluctantly joined them for lunch.
"Take your lunch box," said Swati.
"I'm not hungry; I'll just sit with you guys.' "If you don't eat lunch, your mom you when you return home," will scold she replied.
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The Mighty Mouse
Ricky mouse emerged from his hole and set off for some work. Katie cat spotted him and dashed to catch him.
Halloween Costume Party
Nandu was the first one to reach Soham's house for the Halloween party.
A FAIR EX CHANGE
Mani heard Thatha arguing with his friend as he entered the hall.
Meet the Robotics Marvels
They may look like regular teenagers, but this team of 10 children share a dream of participating in the world's biggest robotics challenge for high schoolers.
THE HOUR OF GHOSTLY VISITS
Bua, our aunt, had come to stay B with us from the village for three days, and I was thrilled because her visits always meant a treasure trove of stories.
THE HOUSE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HILL
Twilight was setting in the sky.
SPOOKY NIGHT
It was late at night. Dodo deer was returning to the jungle from the city.
The Taste of Coffee
Ginny goat happily entered a field and was -enjoying the green grass when the owner of the field ran after her with a stick. Ginny ran speedily and hid inside a truck parked on the roadside. She had grazed a lot of grass, so she felt lazy and fell asleep.
Ravana Burst with Pomp and Show
The festival of Dussehra was approaching, so the teachers and students were busy preparing for the three-day fair organised every year on this special occasion in the school. This year the responsibility of staging Ramleela in the fair was given to the students of classes 3rd, 4th, and 5th. On the other hand, the children of classes 6th, 7th and 8th were given the responsibility of making Ravana effigies.
Here Comes Gandhi Baba
\"Bapu, where are you going so early in the morning?\" Gandhi Baba's revolutionary companions in Sky Park asked. He smiled.
