Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the countryside, lived a cow named Ganga and a buffalo named Kaveri. They were both owned by a farmer who took great care of them. However, despite living together in the same field, they never got along.
Ganga, the cow, was a gentle and docile animal, who loved to graze on the green grass and take long walks around the field. Kaveri, on the other hand, was a strong and fierce buffalo who always seemed to be angry and grumpy. She loved to wallow in the mud and laze around under the sun.
Despite their differences, they had to share the same field and often bumped into each other. Every time they met, they would start bickering and fighting. It was as if they couldn’t stand each other’s presence.
One day, while they were grazing in the field, they heard a loud noise coming from the nearby forest. It was a group of wolves who had strayed into the village in search of food. Ganga and Kaveri were scared and didn’t know what to do.
Kaveri, being the stronger of the two, suggested that they should fight the wolves and protect their home. However, Ganga was hesitant and worried about the outcome of the battle. She suggested that they should seek the help of their other animal friends in the village.
After much debate, they finally decided to seek help from their animal friends. They went to the goat, the sheep, the horse, the donkey, and the pig, and explained the situation. At first, the animals were afraid, but then they realized that they had to protect their village and agreed to help.
The animals worked together and came up with a plan to fight the wolves. The cows and the buffalos formed a protective ring around the village, while the other animals used their unique skills to scare the wolves away.
The sheep bleated loudly, the goat kicked, the horse neighed, the donkey brayed, and the pig oinked, creating a cacophony of noise that scared the wolves. The wolves were terrified and ran back into the forest, never to return again.
Ganga and Kaveri realized that they had been wrong about each other. They had let their differences and their egos get in the way of working together. They both apologized and promised to work together in the future.
From that day on, Ganga and Kaveri lived together peacefully in the same field, and their friendship became an inspiration to all the other animals in the village.
The end