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    The document summarizes a Panchatantra story called "Who will Bell the Cat". Mice living in a grocery shop were eating the store's food until the owner hired a cat to catch the mice. The mice were terrified and could no longer access food. They had a meeting to discuss solutions. One mouse suggested tying a bell to the cat so they would hear it coming, but an older mouse pointed out that no one had considered who would actually bell the cat. The story's moral is that planning is easier than execution.

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    LUYM Learning English Session 01

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    The document summarizes a Panchatantra story called "Who will Bell the Cat". Mice living in a grocery shop were eating the store's food until the owner hired a cat to catch the mice. The mice were terrified and could no longer access food. They had a meeting to discuss solutions. One mouse suggested tying a bell to the cat so they would hear it coming, but an older mouse pointed out that no one had considered who would actually bell the cat. The story's moral is that planning is easier than execution.

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    LUYM Learning

    Session English 01
    WELCOME
    to
    LUYM Learning
    English session 01

    2
    Panchatantra Story

    Who will Bell the Cat

    3
    4
    Once upon a time, a great number of mice used to
    live in a grocer’s shop. They ate the fresh, tasty
    wheat, rice, bread, cheese and biscuits that were kept
    in the shop. They were having a great time and living
    easy, comfortable lives, growing fatter day by day.

    Enjoyable, आरामदायक
    But the grocer was concerned about the losses that
    he was suffering because of the damage done to
    his stock by the mice. So, he thought of a solution
    and bought a big, fat cat to keep in his shop.

    Worried,
    परेशान

    Undergoing
    distress , पीड़ा
    From that day onwards, the cat began to catch the
    mice every day. The mice were terrified of even
    stepping out of their holes. They could not reach the
    food anymore. This was a great cause of worry for
    them. They decided to call a meeting of all the mice
    in the shop to discuss this problem.

    Scared,
    frightened,
    भयभीत
    They got together and started thinking. One of them
    suggested that they must get rid of the fat cat, but no
    one could think of a way of doing so. So, they kept
    thinking of other ways.

    Advice,
    सुझाव देना
    Finally, one mouse spoke up, “We should tie a bell
    around the cat’s neck. That way, whenever the cat is
    near or is coming in our direction, we would get to
    know by the ringing of the bell, and we can quickly run
    back to our holes.”
    This idea was much appreciated by the other mice.
    They thought that this was the best plan. They began
    dancing and celebrating with joy. But their celebrations
    did not last very long for soon an old and experienced
    mouse said, “You fools! Stop celebrating and first tell
    me: who will bell the cat?”

    recognize the
    full worth of,
    cherish or
    value,
    सराहना
    None of the mice had an answer to this question. They
    had not thought about this major problem in their
    seemingly perfect plan. Therefore, it is said that planning
    is one thing but executing it is an entirely different thing.

    put a plan into


    recognize the full effect, implement,
    worth of, cherish carry out or
    or value, perform,
    सराहना अमल मे लाना
    The moral of the Story, ‘Who will Bell the Cat’ is ‘Easier
    Said than done”
     
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    12
    Word Game

    O-N-W-A-R-D
    E-X-E-C-U-T-I-N-G
    T-E-R-R-I-F-I-E-D
    S-U-F-F-E-R-I-N-G
    A-P-P-R-E-C-I-A-T-E-D

    13
    THANK YOU!

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