In the story "Rainbow Shattered," the colors of the rainbow engage in a debate about their significance and superiority. The blue color boasts about its beauty and importance, claiming that without blue, the world wouldn't function properly. The green color challenges blue's claim, stating that it plays a crucial role in the ecosystem and the growth of vegetation. As the argument escalates, red joins in, asserting its own importance by emphasizing its role in food and survival, arguing that without red, the world would perish. Each color tries to prove that it is the best and most essential color, leading to a chaotic discussion about their individual contributions to the world. The story highlights themes of pride, rivalry, and the interdependence of different elements in nature.

by Omprakash Kshatriya in English Moral Stories

Writen by Omprakash Kshatriya

Category Moral Stories