The story revolves around the life of a young girl who lives in a rural village with her parents. The girl's mother wants her to work and earn money, so she decides to go to the city to find a job. On her way, she helps a tree by breaking its dry branches, and in return, the tree gives her fruits. She also helps a well by drawing water for a person and, in return, the well gives her treasure.
Later, the girl reaches a house where she meets five fairies who ask her to clean four rooms and not to open the fifth room. She diligently cleans the four rooms and, as a reward, the fairies give her gold coins. The girl is allowed to open the fifth room, where she finds a magical bread that makes all the things she touches stick to her.
The girl meets her love and returns home, but her mother-in-law is greedy and wants the girl to go out and work. The lazy girl of the house refuses to help anyone on her way, including the tree, well, and tandoor, and as a result, she is not rewarded.
The story then moves to another tale about a rich man named Dhani Ram who has two wives, Rama and Meena. Meena is beautiful but lazy, and Rama is not attractive but hardworking. Rama is mistreated by Meena and decides to leave the house. She goes to the forest, where she meets three trees and a pond. The trees and the pond help her, and she becomes as beautiful as an angel.
Meena also goes to the forest but refuses to help the trees and only asks for the address of the magical pond. In the end, Meena becomes ugly and sad, while Rama is happy and beautiful.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A girl lived in a dense rural village called Tulsi 46033, situated in the mountains.
2. The girl's mother was ill, and she decided to go to the city to work and earn money for her treatment.
3. The girl's father advised her to work with sincerity and honesty.
4. The girl went to a city and met a tandoor, a well, and a tree, and helped them in various ways.
5. In return, the tandoor, well, and tree helped the girl in different ways.
6. The girl then found a house with five fairies who offered her a job to clean four rooms, but not the fifth room.
7. The girl worked diligently for a month and was rewarded with gold coins.
8. The girl's lazy sister was inspired by her story and decided to go to the city to work.
9. However, the lazy sister refused to help anyone she met on the way, including the tandoor, well, and tree.
10. The lazy sister reached the house with five fairies but was not able to do her job properly.
11. The lazy sister opened the fifth room, which was not allowed, and found it filled with flies.
12. The lazy sister ran away from the house and was refused help by the tandoor and well.
13. The lazy sister returned home tired and injured, and her mother was disappointed.
14. A rich man named Dhaniram lived in a village with his two wives, Rama and Meena.
15. Meena was beautiful but lazy, while Rama was not attractive but hardworking.
16. Dhaniram loved Meena more and told her he was going to another city for business.
17. Rama overheard the conversation and felt bad, but Meena's behavior towards her worsened.
18. Rama had an argument with Meena and left the house, going to the forest.
19. In the forest, Rama met a tree with garbage under it, a bent banana tree, and a dry tree.
20. Rama helped the trees, and they helped her in return, making her beautiful.
21. Meena also went to the forest, but she refused to help the trees and only asked for the address of the magical pond.
22. Meena reached the pond and took a dip, but instead of becoming beautiful, she started crying.
23. The trees told Meena that she was given the same face as in her mind, which was that of an arrogant person.