In a peaceful valley, there lived a village leader named Vikram. One summer, the village decided to build a grand stone bridge to connect them to the market town. Vikram wanted to appoint his nephew, Rohan, to oversee the construction. 'Rohan is family,' Vikram thought, 'and he is a kind boy. He will do a great job.'
However, Rohan was young and lacked experience. Within weeks, the bridge construction became chaotic. Stones were being placed incorrectly, and the workers were confused about the design. One afternoon, a heavy stone nearly fell on a worker because the foundation was weak. The villagers were terrified.
An elderly engineer named Madhavan, known for his wisdom and calm nature, stepped forward. He pointed out that the bridge wasn't failing because of bad luck, but because it lacked a master's guidance. Vikram was hesitant to let go of the project because he felt bad for Rohan. But seeing the danger, he realized his mistake. He gave the responsibility to Madhavan. Madhavan worked with patience, calculated every measurement, and ensured every stone was perfect. The bridge was completed beautifully and safely. Vikram learned that important tasks should be given to those with skill and patience, not just those we love.
