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Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

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Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

Friends, through our stories on this website, we have always been trying to get you to learn something new and good. With this thinking, this time also we have brought for you short story with moral values. This Moral story must be read by every student, every job worker and every person who wants to get ahead in life. So let's read this Hindi story with moral value without delay. This story is about a student and his teacher and will inspire you to move forward in life.

Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

Ankush's father is a professor in the college and he wanted Ankush to pass the IIT test by getting good numbers in 12th and become the top engineer. Ankush also really wanted this and when he got 96% number in his 12th, he and his father were very happy. He started thinking that now Ankush would also pass the IIT examination and get admission in one of the top engineering colleges in India.

Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

Now Ankush started preparing the entrance paper of IIT with full faith and hard work. He was working so hard that he forgot his hunger and thirst. Ankush was taking coaching from his teacher Manoj sir to prepare for the IIT paper. Manoj sir used to give coaching to all those children who want to pass the IIT exam. Manoj sir also felt that Ankush would easily pass the IIT examination. He loved the future of Ankush. He also made Ankush work very hard.

And then finally the day arrived, which was waiting for Ankush, his father and Manoj sir. IIT had an exam and Ankush was very happy. After eating sweet curd from home, he went to give Ankush paper and he was very happy to come home because his paper was very good.

Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

But at times, luck is not what we think. When IIT's result came, Ankush was not named in it. Ankush was left behind by just 3 numbers, which made everyone sad. Ankush's father, while cheering Ankush, told him that no matter what happened this time, it will happen next time. But Ankush had taken this thing to heart. He was hopeful that he would pass the paper and was disappointed when he could not pass it. Ankush started living depressed and now his mind was bored with studies.

On seeing Ankush frustrated, his father also started living in tension and so he shared this thing with Ankush's Manoj sir. Manoj sir called Ankush and said "Ankush… come home this evening to talk"

Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

Following Ankush's head, Manoj went to meet him and Manoj Sir took Ankush to the garden next to his house. Asked Ankush to sit there. A little sand was lying near Ankush. Manoj sir said to Ankush "Ankush..they are looking at the sand, don't pick it up and lock it in your fist"

Ankush raised the sand and as soon as he closed his fist, the sand slipped from his hands. Ankush tried 3 - 4 times but every time that sand slipped from his hand.

Manoj sir explained to Ankush, "Some things in Ankush life are like this sand, try to stop them no matter how much they slip from our hands." You tried your best to pass IIT paper but it is not necessary that you pass it, you can only try. "

Never stop trying - Short Story with Moral Values

"It is our duty to do our best to get something, but if we do not get that thing, it does not mean that you sit down losing your life." Wake up, work hard and try with full vigor next time, surely you will find your goal. IIT test was not cleared only once and admit defeat, it is cowardice and you are not coward. Now leave despair, go home and work hard, I'm sure you can do it "

Motivation from Manoj sir had a great effect on the marks and the next time he tried again and he passed the IIT examination.

Friends, through this story we just want to tell that we should never give up hope due to some failures, always keep trying. One day you get success. Just believe in yourself!

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