This text appears to be a collection of three separate stories.
The first story is about a boy named Kishan who takes care of horses in a village where horse racing is a popular event. He befriends a horse named Raghu and they form a strong bond. However, their friendship is put to the test when Raghu is injured during a race and Kishan is beaten up by a rival's friends. Despite this, Raghu continues to care for Kishan and they remain close friends.
The second story takes place in a forest where a lion king is preparing for his son Simba's birthday party. The king wants to serve the favorite food of every animal in the forest, but discovers that there is a shortage of fish. A monkey offers to catch fish for the party, but the king's advisor, Pradhan, tries to cheat the monkey out of his reward. The monkey is punished, but later helps a deer who is struggling to find food during a period of heavy rain. The monkey and deer work together to collect fruit, and the deer learns the importance of hard work.
The third story is about a lion who befriends a cat and a mouse. The lion and cat form an agreement where the cat will guard the lion from the mouse while the lion is resting, in exchange for food. However, the mouse is not happy with this arrangement and tries to outsmart the cat. The story ends with the cat pretending to catch the mouse, but actually sparing its life.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There was a popular village named Ghoda where horse races were conducted.
2. People from far away villages used to bring their horses to participate in the race.
3. The owner of the winning horse was given a lot of rewards.
4. A boy named Kishan lived in the village and took care of the horses.
5. Kishan was very fond of horses and took good care of them.
6. Kishan brought a white horse from a neighboring village to participate in the race.
7. A person named Raghu was very angry with Kishan for taking care of his horse.
8. Raghu's friends beat Kishan, and he died.
9. Raghu was very sad and cried a lot after Kishan's death.
10. Raghu sat near Kishan's body and explained that Kishan was the only one who loved him.
11. Raghu gave up his life, and both Raghu and Kishan became an example of friendship in the village.
12. A lion king lived in a forest and was a fair king who helped those in trouble.
13. The lion king arranged a big party for his child Simba's birthday.
14. The king wanted to feed every animal their favorite food, but there was a shortage of fish.
15. A monkey helped the king by catching fish from the forest river.
16. The monkey was punished by the king's advisor, Pradhan ji, who was greedy for the reward.
17. The monkey was given a hundred lashes as punishment.
18. A deer and a monkey became friends and worked together to collect fruits.
19. The deer and the monkey went to the forest every day to search for fruit trees.
20. The monkey climbed the trees to pluck fruits, and the deer waited below to collect them.
21. A lion lived in the dense forest of Chandrapur and used to hunt for food.
22. The lion met a cat who shared its prey with the lion, and in return, the cat guarded the lion from a mouse.
23. The mouse was trapped in a hole and was guarded by the cat.
24. The mouse tried to escape but was caught by the cat.
25. The mouse was given to the lion, and the cat was rewarded for its help.