Ravana Burst with Pomp and Show
The principal announced that the class with the most unique Ravana effigy would be awarded by the Chief Guest. This made all the children excited for the task.
A few rules were given to the three classes for making Ravana effigies. The first rule was that the length of the effigy should not be more than five feet and the second rule was that the fireworks used to burn it should be small and less polluting— like phuljhadi, anar, string bomb and bijli bomb.
Some children were disappointed due to this rule of using low-sound firecrackers, thinking that there would be no fun in burning Ravana without any noise. But the rules had to be followed to be part of the competition.
All the children were thinking of ideas to ensure the Ravana of their class gets the first position.
The Dussehra fair had already started on the school grounds. The Ramleela organised by the 3rd, 4th and 5th classes was highly appreciated by the guests, school administration and the spectators. The children were also rewarded by the school administration.
After the two-day-long Ramleela in the fair, the day of the Dussehra celebration arrived. Along with the school administration, the audience was excited to see the Ravana effigies made by the children.
The effigies were put up on the school grounds. The Ravana of class 6th looked colourful and attractive, decorated with different colours. Looking at this Ravana, everyone exclaimed, "Look at that colourful Ravana!" The Ravana of class 7th looked pompous with a big moustache. The big eyes, long moustache and big belly of this Ravana were attracting the children. Looking at it, everyone shouted, "Look at the stout Ravana!"
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MOZZIE MOSQUITO
This was the second time Mozzie mosquito was kicked out of the Blood Sucking Academy.
The Kabali Mystery
Raghu ate the last of the tamarind rice from his bowl.
Leo Lion Wins
There was a great buzz in Champak Forest about the upcoming Wrestling Championship.
Adventures of Commander Crunch
In the vast, spice-rich air of the grand ISFK (Indian Space Food Kitchen) Station, a brave little samosa named Commander Crunch settled inside Fryer-I, the spacecraft of food supplies meant for Indian astronauts.
Bhootbaba and Baalushahi
For his summer break, Cheeku rabbit went to his grandfather's place in Boongidhar, located in the Garhwal hills. There, he befriended Blacky bear.
The Helmet Headache
Momo mouse was frantically running towards his burrow when he bumped into his friends Mimi and Rini under the peepal tree.
The Green Initiative
Dadi, why doesn’t the gardener uncle water the plants anymore?” 7-year-old Reyansh asked his grandmother.
NAYAN'S TREASURE
Nayan drove his vehicle past the gravelly mountain, along the log forest, and waded through the muddy water body before stopping in front of the towering grey steps.
Dr Zebra’s Scribble Trouble
Dr Zebra was well-known in the jungle for his medical skills.
THE HOLIDAY HOBBY PUZZLE
Sandhya had her vacation plans all sorted. First on the list was joining a painting class to pursue her passion for painting.
