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Everyone In Their Place
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The principal of Aryanagar Vidyamandir is very strict. He insists that students stand in their specified places during morning assembly.
Ranjit, a class 4 student, always stood in the fourth row from the right side of the hall.
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One day, he got into the sixth row, where all the Class 6 students stood. He felt very important. He also felt very scared that the principal would seek him out and punish him.
The principal did find out and called Ranjit to his room. "Young fellow, so you don't want to stand in your place, is it?
If you want to stand in the Class 6 row, you have to increase your value by studying well and learning well to deserve the value of being in the Class 6 row. Understand?
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Now, run to class!"
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