Dividing Equality Author : SASWATI INDRANIL BANERJEE

 Dividing Equality

Author : SASWATI INDRANIL BANERJEE

Hello everyone!! This is your beloved blogger, Sweet Saswati, and today I am going to talk about……… No no no, I am not going to tell you that, You have to guess it at the end of our blog and I’ll be giving you 5 seconds to do the same. So, without further ado, let’s begin with the journey of this blog in my magical car!


Once upon a time, there were two boys, Manish and Aman. They were very good friends and always used to help each other. One day, they were walking down the road and talking on some interesting topics. Suddenly, they felt hungry and saw an almond. They both ran to catch it and Aman said “Hey! This is my almond! I was the first one to see it. Manish said “Whatever, but you are not a boss to say this. This is my nut. I was the first one to catch it.” and like that, they started quarrelling. They also got confused about what to do, so that both of them could get a piece of the almond.


Then finally, a third boy named Naksh came. He saw the two boys quarrelling, and since he was intelligent, he found an excellent way. He knew that we can divide equality also. So, he first told the boys to calm down their minds, then told them the idea of dividing the almond between them. So, they did the same thing and apologized to each other for fighting.



So, I hope you liked my story, so post your comments below.

Byee! Meet you all soon in the next blog.


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