Once upon a time, there was a little rabbit named Rumi. Rumi loved hopping around the forest. One sunny day, Rumi found a squirrel named Tinu crying under a tree. Tinu had dropped all his nuts, and he couldn't carry them back to his home.

Rumi felt sad for Tinu. So, Rumi hopped over and said, 'Don’t worry, Tinu! I will help you.' Together, Rumi and Tinu picked up all the nuts. Tinu smiled and said, 'Thank you, Rumi! You are so kind.'

The next day, Rumi was playing near the river. Suddenly, he slipped and got stuck in some thick mud. He tried to jump out but couldn’t. He started to feel scared. Just then, Tinu saw Rumi. He remembered how kind Rumi had been. Tinu quickly called his friends, and they all worked together to pull Rumi out of the mud.

Rumi was safe and happy. He hugged Tinu and said, 'Thank you so much, Tinu!' Tinu smiled and said, 'You helped me, so I helped you. Kindness makes everyone happy!'

From that day on, Rumi and Tinu were the best of friends. They always helped others in the forest, and everyone loved them for their kindness.

Kindness makes the world a better place. How can you be kind today?

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Rajasuya vs Vajapeya vs Ashwamedha Yaga

1. Rajasuya Yaga is the primary coronation of a Kshatriya as a king with divine approval. 2. Through Vajapeya Yaga, the king elevates himself to the position of an emperor. 3. Through Ashwamedha Yaga, the emperor tries to establish paramount sovereignty and also a place in Swarga, making it the pinnacle of royal Yagas.

How many holy books are there in Hinduism?

1. Four Veda Samhitas along with Brahmanas, Aranyakas and Upanishads 2. Smritis 3. Itihasas 4. Puranas 5. Darshanas 6. Ancillary texts - Vedangas, Dharma sutras, Nibandha granthas