In a forest, there was a hare who was very boastful about his speed. He challenged a tortoise to a race. The hare was so confident that he took a nap during the race. Meanwhile, the slow but steady tortoise kept moving forward and won the race. The moral here is that consistency and perseverance are more important than overconfidence and haste.
Once there was a sparrow. It found a shiny bead and thought it was a precious jewel. It carried the bead everywhere with pride. One day, a crow saw the sparrow and its bead. The crow, being jealous, snatched the bead. But as the crow flew away with it, the bead fell into a gutter. The moral of the story is that pride and greed can lead to loss.
Once there was a sparrow who was very lazy. It always hoped others would feed it. One day, a storm came and all the birds flew to find a safe place, but the lazy sparrow couldn't fly far enough because it was weak from lack of exercise. The moral is that laziness brings no good. We should be self - reliant and work hard.
Once there was a crow. It was very thirsty. It saw a pitcher with a little water at the bottom. But its beak couldn't reach the water. The crow didn't give up. It started dropping pebbles into the pitcher. As the pebbles filled the pitcher, the water level rose and the crow could drink the water. Moral: Where there is a will, there is a way.
There was a small sparrow who always boasted about his nest. One day, a storm came. The nests of other birds which were built carefully together in a group survived. But the sparrow's lonely and flimsy nest was destroyed. The moral is unity is strength.
In a Hindi town, there lived a girl who was very hard - working. She helped her parents with all the chores. One day, she saw a lazy girl who was always depending on others. The hard - working girl tried to teach her the importance of hard work. Through her example, the lazy girl changed. The moral here is that hard work is the key to success.
There is a Hindi moral story. A poor farmer found a magic lamp. When he rubbed it, a genie came out and offered him three wishes. The farmer was greedy and asked for a huge amount of gold without thinking. As a result, thieves came to steal the gold and he was in great trouble. His second wish was to get rid of the thieves but in a hasty way that led to more problems. Finally, he used his third wish wisely to go back to his normal simple life. The moral is that greed can bring more harm than good and we should think before we wish or act.
Another one is the story of the boy who cried wolf. In Hindi version, a shepherd boy used to look after his sheep in the fields. To have some fun, he would shout 'Wolf! Wolf!' even when there was no wolf. One day when a real wolf came, no one believed him. This teaches us not to lie as it can lead to bad consequences when we really need help.
One popular Hindi moral short story is 'The Honest Woodcutter'. In this story, a woodcutter accidentally drops his axe into the river. The river god appears and offers him a golden axe, a silver axe, and his own old iron axe. The honest woodcutter only takes his own iron axe. The river god, impressed by his honesty, rewards him with all three axes. This story teaches us the value of honesty and not being greedy.
Once there was a little sparrow. It was very greedy. One day, it saw a large pile of grains. Instead of taking a little at a time, it tried to carry as many as it could in its beak. But it couldn't fly with so much weight and fell. The moral is not to be greedy.
Yes! Here's one. A boy shares his food with a hungry old man. It teaches us about compassion. The pictures depict the boy's act of kindness and the old man's gratitude.
A short Hindi moral story is a brief tale that conveys a valuable lesson or ethical message in the Hindi language.