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Helping Others Once, in a small village, lived a boy named Shankar. Coming from a humble background, he knew the value of every little thing his family possessed. One day, as he traversed through the dense forest, burdened with a bundle of firewood, he stumbled upon an old man, his face etched with hunger. Despite his own scarcity, Shankar wished to help him. Regrettably, he had nothing to offer, so he reluctantly continued his journey. Further along the path, he encountered a thirsty deer, its parched gaze pleading for relief. Shankar empathized with the creature's plight, but his own canteen was dry. Feeling helpless, he pressed on. Soon, he stumbled upon a traveller struggling to build a campfire. Sensing an opportunity to assist, Shankar offered some of his firewood. Grateful, the traveller reciprocated with food and water, replenishing Shankar's depleted supplies. Remembering the old man and the deer, Shankar retraced his steps. With newfound provisions, he retu...