In the prosperous kingdom of Chandravati, there lived a young man named Arjun. Arjun came from a noble family, but because he was much younger than the elders in the royal court, many ignored his ideas. His uncle, Minister Vikram, was a seasoned advisor. One day, the King announced a plan to build a new dam to prevent droughts. During the council meeting, Arjun suggested a unique way to divert the river water using natural slopes. Vikram whispered to the other ministers, 'He is just a boy from our own family; let us not take his words seriously.'
However, as the seasons changed and a severe drought hit, the old plans failed, but Arjun's method worked perfectly, saving thousands of lives. The King realized that Arjun possessed a wisdom far beyond his years. He promoted Arjun to a high position. Seeing this, Vikram realized his mistake. He understood that a minister must respect the authority and the 'divine light' of the King's office, rather than dismissing someone based on age or family ties.
