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Rama Teaches About Duty

Story 27 Into the Forest 1 min read Ages 3–10

Before Bharata went home, Rama sat with him for a talk.

"Ruling a kingdom is a big job," Rama said kindly. "Always listen to the people. Be fair. Help the poor. Care for everyone like family."

Bharata listened carefully to every word.

"Doing our duty, even when it is hard, is how we take care of others," Rama said.

Bharata promised to be a responsible helper for the kingdom until Rama returned.

The moral of the story

Doing our duties with care is how we look after one another.

Responsibility
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Did you know?

A ruler who cares for everyone fairly was the ideal in ancient India, called "Ram Rajya."

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Questions to talk about

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What did Rama teach Bharata about?

Answer: Doing his duty well

Who did Rama say to care for?

Answer: Everyone, like family

What did Bharata promise?

Answer: To be responsible

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