Tell me the story of Suraj who was a very foolish man.

Well, without more details about this 'Suraj was a foolish man story', it's hard to tell exactly what it is. Maybe it's a story from a particular culture where Suraj made silly decisions that led to various consequences, but that's just speculation.

One example could be that he thought he could swim across a very wide and dangerous river without any prior swimming experience or training. He also could have made the foolish mistake of not listening to the advice of his elders. For instance, if they told him not to go into a certain area because it was dangerous, he might have ignored them and gone anyway, getting himself into all sorts of trouble.

Since I don't know the story, I can't say the main events. But perhaps he made a series of unwise choices that got him into trouble.

Well, I'm not sure which specific 'a foolish man story' you are referring to. There are many stories about foolish men in different cultures. For example, in some fables, a foolish man might try to build a house without proper foundation and end up with a collapsed house.

Once upon a time, there was a foolish king. He always made silly decisions. For example, he would tax his people heavily just to build useless statues of himself all over the kingdom. His people were very unhappy but he didn't care. One day, a wise man came to the kingdom. He told the king that if he continued like this, his kingdom would fall. But the king laughed at him and chased him away. In the end, the people revolted and the king lost his throne.

The moral is usually about the importance of wisdom, foresight and making good decisions. The wise man in the story likely acts prudently and plans ahead, while the foolish man may be impulsive or short - sighted.

A 'foolish man story' could be that of a man who thought he could fly by just flapping his arms. He climbed up on a roof and jumped off, of course, he ended up getting hurt. This shows how he was foolish in not understanding the basic laws of nature and overestimating his own abilities.

The 'wise man and foolish man children's story' is about two different characters. The wise man is like the example we should follow. He was prudent in everything he did. He made sure his actions had good consequences. The foolish man, on the other hand, was reckless. When it came to building their houses, the contrast was clear. The wise man's house could withstand difficulties, but the foolish man lost his house. It shows kids that wisdom pays off and foolishness can lead to bad results.

I'm not very familiar with the specific 'chakor and suraj love story'. It could be a unique love story within a particular cultural or fictional context. Maybe it involves two individuals named Chakor and Suraj who meet, fall in love through various events like shared interests, mutual understanding, and they might face challenges together which strengthen their bond.

I'm sorry, I don't have specific information about Major Suraj Singh's real story at hand. You might need to refer to military archives, local historical records, or news sources that could potentially have details about him.