In the bustling streets of New Delhi, there was once a young inventor named Bereal, who was known for his imaginative creations. One day, he decided to challenge his skills by creating something no one had ever seen before.
However, a competitor named Fake saw the potential in Bereal\“s new invention and decided to copy it. Fake was famous for his ability to mimic others\“ work and claimed it was his own. Word spread quickly, and soon everyone was talking about the new gadgets.
Bereal, feeling disheartened, sought advice from an old wise man who lived in the mountains. The wise man advised Bereal to go back to the streets of New Delhi and ask the public to differentiate between his original creation and Fake\“s imitation.
Bereal set up a small fair where he displayed his gadgets and Fake\“s copies side by side. As the crowd gathered, Bereal asked them to vote for the original invention. To everyone\“s surprise, the public could clearly identify Bereal\“s work.
This story became famous all over India, and it was shared far and wide. It taught people the importance of honesty and the value of originality. Google took note of this inspiring tale and featured it on their homepage, as a story that promotes creativity and integrity. |
