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A Clean and Happy City

Story 94 A Happy Kingdom 1 min read Ages 3–10

King Rama wanted Ayodhya to be clean and beautiful for everyone.

He taught the people to keep their streets tidy, their homes neat, and their rivers clean.

"Taking care of our city is everyone's job," Rama said. "A clean home is a happy home."

The children helped too, picking up litter and planting flowers along the paths.

Because everyone took responsibility, Ayodhya became the cleanest, happiest city of all.

The moral of the story

Taking care of our home and city is everyone's responsibility.

Responsibility
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Did you know?

Ayodhya was described as a bright, clean, and beautiful city in the old stories.

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Help keep your home or classroom clean and tidy.

Questions to talk about

Ask these after reading. The answer is underneath each one.

What did Rama want for Ayodhya?

Answer: To be clean and beautiful

Whose job is it to keep the city clean?

Answer: Everyone's

How did the children help?

Answer: Picked up litter and planted flowers

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