Class 6th English POORVI), Chapter -1 -FABLES AND FOLK TALES Hindi translation of the best story!...

Chapter 1 in the new English textbook for Grade 6 (Poorvi) is titled "A Bottle of Dew," an inspiring story that teaches the importance of hard work and action. A Brief Description of the Story: This story is about the son of a wealthy landowner named Rama Nath, who is constantly searching for a magical potion that can turn things into gold and become rich without effort. In his pursuit of magic, he is deceived by many people and fails to care for his land. The Sage and the Dew Bet: One day, he meets a sage named Mahipati, who advises him to plant many banana trees and collect the dew that accumulates on their leaves during the winter season. The sage says that once he collects five liters of dew, he will chant a mantra over it and turn it into a magical potion that can turn anything into gold. The real "magic" comes from hard work. Rama Nath and his wife cultivate bananas diligently for six years, clearing the fields, caring for the plants, and then earning a good income by selling the bananas. When no magic happens even after reciting a mantra on the dew bottle, the sage tells him the truth: the real gold is his hard-earned wealth, not some tantric medicine. The main message of the chapter: This story teaches that hard work is the real magic, which can transform our lives and bring us true happiness. The desire to become rich quickly without working can deceive us, whereas dedication and hard work always bear fruit. If you wish, you can prepare a short/long answer or exam-appropriate "summary" of 5–10 marks on this chapter.