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**Title:** The Fierce War between the Cow and Mother Ganga
**Summary:**
In a village, a conflict arises between a cow and Mother Ganga (the Ganges River) over which one is holier. The dispute escalates into a fierce war, troubling the earth. The cow and Ganga engage in a heated argument, each boasting about their benefits to humanity.
**Intervention:**
* Naradji (a divine messenger) intervenes, handing out "pills" to calm the gods, earth, and the disputing parties.
* The conflict is resolved through a realization that both parties are essential and interconnected.
**Moral:**
* The story highlights the importance of understanding, harmony, and recognizing the value of all elements in the ecosystem.
* It cautions against provoking anger and encourages applying knowledge to resolve problems, promoting peace for the greater good.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
**Note:** Since the text appears to be a transcript of a story or a speech with poetic and metaphorical language, some "facts" might be subjective or part of a narrative. I've aimed to extract points that could be considered as factual or setup elements for the story.
1. The story revolves around a conflict between a cow and Mother Ganga.
2. The setting is in a village considered holy and sacred according to Sanatan Dharma.
3. Paddy farmers in every house worship both the cow and Mother Ganga.
4. The cow and Mother Ganga both claim to be greater than the other.
5. A character, possibly a narrator or a wise figure, mentions the importance of not comparing greatness.
6. Mother Ganga's water is considered sacred and beneficial.
7. The Kumbh Mela is mentioned as an event where people gather, implying its significance in the context.
8. The story involves a character named Shankar, who seems to play a mediating role.
9. Brahma, Vishnu, and possibly other deities are mentioned as being involved in resolving the conflict.
10. Naradji is introduced, who brings a solution to the conflict.
11. The story touches upon themes of harmony, the avoidance of comparisons, and the resolution of conflicts.
12. The narrative involves symbolic elements, such as the comparison between the cow's milk and Mother Ganga's water.
13. The setting includes a ghat (riverbank) where daily gatherings or worship occur.
14. The conflict escalates to a point where the well-being of Mother Earth is threatened.
15. The resolution involves an intervention that teaches a lesson about harmony and the avoidance of strife.
**Individuals Mentioned (possibly characters or contributors):**
1. Sanjo Baghel
2. Kumar Jha
3. Shubhendu
4. Sudhir Nath
5. Raghav Vada
6. Siddhi
7. Naradji
8. Shankar
9. Sanjay Mishra (Dr.)
10. Punjab Aided (possibly an organization or location)
11. Sanju Baghel (possibly the same as Sanjo Baghel, or a different individual)