Story and education

Sohni-Mahiwal, Heer-Ranjha, Paro-Devdas and Juliet-Romeo ... These are the evergreen love stories whose example you will find giving every lover couple. But do you really know their stories? And if you are assigned the characters of these stories and asked to write this story in your own way? We did exactly that. The readers interested in reading and well-known writers / writers of Hindi literature were asked to rewrite these stories according to themselves. Let's see, what are these stories and how did the readers and writers give it a shape. Today, read the famous folklore of India, Sohni-Mahiwa Sohni was the daughter of the potter Libra. She used to make beautiful paintings on utensils made by her father. Izzat Baig, a wealthy businessman from Bukhara in Uzbekistan, came to India in connection with the trade. Upon meeting Sohni, he became enamored with her beauty. Just to see Sohni, he would come to the potter with gold seals filled in his pocket and buy utensils. Sohni also got attracted towards him. With his convoy he did not return and in love with Sohni, Deewana started working in her father's house. His name became Mahiwal, as he started grazing buffalo. When the tales of their love spread around, Tula forcefully married Sohni to a potter in her community. Mahiwal forgot his house, country and became so obsessed with Sohni that he made his house on the other bank of the river near his mother-in-law. The two lovers did not stop meeting. Every day when the whole world slept at night, it used to wait for Mahiwal across the river Sohni, who would swim near it. Meanwhile, when Mahiwal became ill, Sohni, who could not swim, started swimming with the help of a hard pitcher to meet her. Once his sister-in-law saw him, he put a raw pitcher in place of a pucca pitcher to teach him a lesson. On that day the river was in spate and Sohni, crossing the river with the help of raw pitcher, started drowning in the river. While waiting for Sohni on the other shore, Mahiwal saw her drowning, so he jumped into the river to save her, but both drowned in the river and they died. Yesterday's love stories in today's style Let us know what would have happened if Sohani-Mahiwal's story was like this? Evergreen love stories with new twist "This story will remain memorable without change." "Even if you ask me to write, I would not like to change it. Because it is a love story and love stories are a fantasy for people. Where there is fantasy, it is important to have a drama, so that things settle in the mind. And this drama can only come when the story is sad. Pleasant stories cannot remain in mind for long. In this story, when we come to know that she crosses the river with the help of a pitcher and goes to meet her lover and on the last day seeing him drowning in the waves, he too jumps into the river to save her, we feel a deep emotional connection with him. . We realize that they were so crazy about each other's love that both did not care about their lives. In today's terms, if she was a Hindu, she was a Muslim. Both were not even from one country. Even though Zamana came in the way of their love, they continued to meet even after Sohni's marriage. From this perspective, even if he was such a courageous lover, at that time. All the memorable stories are sad and that is why they are remembered. So this story should remain the same as it was originally. " "... and would save Mahiwal from drowning." "It was only and only love that made Buzzara's rich young businessman Izzat Baig a buffalo grazing mahi ie Mahiwal and made Sohni, a beautiful young woman from Punjab, a lover of Mahia." It was just and love that even after getting married, Sohni went out to cross the booming Chenab by taking a raw pot in order to meet her lover. To save the drowning Sohni, Mahiwal leaped into the river and the result… they fell into the deep waters of the loving couple Chenab. A sad romance that is remembered for centuries. Whenever this story emerges in my mind, of course, I wonder why the end of the love story is tragic…? Couldn't this story have been happy ...? The love of 'Sohni-Mahiwal' was not a 'breakup love' on a small matter like today. Of course, if I had written this story, this story would have been painted in the rainbow colors of happiness and then there would not have been any difference in richness, poverty, country, world and religion. The sister does not intentionally change the pucca pit to a raw pitcher, the changed pot will support Sohni, who is already drowned in the love of Mahiwal and bring Sohni across the river to her Mahiwal or else… Mahiwal herself He would have saved Sohni from drowning in the booming Chenab and would have taken her away with him. They both lived a happy life somewhere in the world of their love. Yes, something like this would be the end of this story. " What is education? The word education is derived from the Sanskrit root metal which means to learn or to teach. In this sense, education is a process of learning and teaching. The word Vidya is also used for education which means to know. The word education is made up of four Latin words that means to train, to get in, to nurture, and to go from internal to external. Therefore, it can be said in a nutshell that education means to motivate the internal forces of man to come outward. According to John Adams, education was teacher-centered in ancient times. Which had two ends, teacher and learner. John Divi later referred to education as three centers of education. Which