In a peaceful village lived two young men, Arjun and Vikram. Arjun was known for his kind heart and calm nature. Vikram, however, was quick to anger and often found joy in pointing out the flaws in others.
One summer, the village decided to build a community garden. Arjun took charge of planting seeds and preparing the soil with great care. Vikram, instead of helping, spent his time criticizing the other villagers. He would mock their efforts, saying, 'You're doing it all wrong!' or 'Why are you so slow?' His constant negativity began to create tension and sadness among the workers.
As the days passed, the villagers felt discouraged and stopped working together. The garden, which should have been a place of joy, became a place of arguments. The village elders noticed that while Arjun was building something beautiful, Vikram was only building walls of enmity. Eventually, Vikram realized that his bitterness hadn't helped him gain respect; it had only made him lonely. He approached Arjun, apologized for his words, and learned that true greatness lies in uplifting others, not in bringing them down.
