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Sumita & Her Message I Student Niharika Tomar I Creative Writing Program

By admin in Creative Writing, Nature on July 29, 2023

An original environment-based story, written by our student Niharika Tomar.

Niharika is a student, studying at the prestigious Asian World School, Jaipur. We are proud to have her as a student of the Creative Writing Program through Applied Storytelling under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Niharika for this exemplary true self-expression.

Sumita And Her Message

Once upon a time in a forest, there lived a ranger named Sumita she was a guardian who guide tourists on how to live in a forest, how to protect themselves from wild animals, etc. Sumita was a big forest lover, and she was having good knowledge about the forest. The forest was full of the sounds of the hustling of the animals, the giggling of water from a waterfall, and the ‘thumb’ sound of falling off a small pebble. Sumita loves nature just like me. She was in a tracking dress with joggers on her legs, a red top and a jacket on it, and a hat on her head.

She woke up the next day she just rushed away and open the curtains, when she opened the curtains there was a shining bright light from the sunlight which falls on her head she was very happy to see that beautiful view. But suddenly a heavy rain came up and that caused a flood. This all is happening because of human activities like polluting the air, water, etc. Sumita was then very sad because she was also a human and humans are only doing this all, Sumita then said the only solution for stopping this is that humans stop polluting the air, water, etc. This can happen by stopping throwing garbage on the roads, lakes, ponds, and oceans, throwing garbage in dustbins, using electric vehicles that don’t pollute the environment, and using fewer plastics as much as possible.

Then Sumita thought, for this, I have to take action I have to go to every home and say a message to everyone that don’t pollute anything in the environment and protect the environment.

But so many people make fun of her message that what nonsense message she has given to us.

But after some years people realized that the message which was given to her is protecting the environment and atmosphere. The people realized this because Sumita and some people were together doing some activities that protect the environment.

Then when this news came to the television, she was feeling proud of herself and her nation that it is cleaned.

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“Melody and the Mountain” I Student Myra Talwar I Foundation Program in Public Speaking & Creative Writing

By admin in Creative Writing, Nature, Original Stories, Public Speaking through Stories on June 14, 2023

An original story written by our student Myra Talwar.

Myra is 10 years old young orator and writer from Gurgaon. She is passionate about dogs. We are proud to have her as a student of the Level 1 Little Kathakar Program, an Online Creative Writing Program & Public Speaking Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Myra for this exemplary true self-expression.

Melody and the Mountain

One beautiful sunny morning, Melody was relaxing in her garden. The sun was turning sizzling hot and she was feeling quite sweaty. Melody was a nature-loving girl and was mostly happy. She loved watching the sunset and thought it looked magical.

In the distance, there was a mountain, just like Melody. He was always dreamy and bright. He only had one wish, and that was to live in the tropical. He would really have loved that, but it was just impossible.

One humid and sultry day, Melody was messing about in the field. The crops looked golden as the sunlight fell on them. Suddenly, she caught sight of the huge mountain. As she was feeling really active that evening, she raced with her friends to the top of the mountain and back.

The mountain was really big, so soon Melody and her friends were panting looking for trees to sit in the shade. Melody caught sight of one and raced to it before someone else got it. It was quite warm underneath the tree, hence she felt lazy and restful.

As she was relaxing, Melody started to like the spot more and more. She soon started coming there more often. In no time, it became her favorite spot. One day, she came back from school, feeling hectic. She had a project on nature due tomorrow. She decided to go to her favorite spot after lunch. Being, in nature might inspire her. Unfortunately for her, it was very muggy and torrid. The temperature was above 40.

Suddenly, she heard a voice “Do you need help?”. She turned around in surprise to see the mountain speaking. “You can talk” she asked.

“Yes,” he answered, “just please don’t tell anyone.”

“I won’t”, promised Melody “Do you think you can help me with something?”

“Sure”, replied the mountain “What is it?”.

“Can you help me with my project?”, “of course” replied the mountain.

Melody was delighted and idyllic, they worked hard, and now they are best of friends. The Mountain didn’t go to the tropical but found a place in Melody’s project where he was in the tropical.

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