Blog by Nainshi dhiman | Digital Diary

Once there was a king in a kingdom. His minister was very wise and gentle. He always thought of God. Even on every work, he would ever say, "God always does good to us." He had become so habitual of saying these words that the people often laughed at him for his these words.

One day by chance, one of the king's fingers was cut off. He was very sad. He told his misery to his minister. As usual the man said,"God always does good to us."

At these words of the minister, the king grew so angry that he decided to kill his minister. Next day the king ordered some of his men to get ready to go to a distant forest.

The next day, the king and his men set off The wise man also followed the king. Soon they come to a well. The rest of men of the king were left far behind. The king said to his minister, "I am tired and thirsty. Please bring me some water."

The gentle man peeped into the well to look for water. As he was doing so, the king pushed him into the well. As he fell into the well, the king heard him saying, "God always does good to us."

Then the king got on his horse and galloped it towards his men. But unfortunately, he lost his way and was captured by some strangers. They were searching for a full men to be chopped to offer his dead body to their goddess to make her pleased.

But the chief of the strangers found that the King had lost one of his fingers and was not fit to be sacrificed. So the king was released to go.

Now the king realized his mistake. He come to the well, peeped into it and cried, "Minister, are you still living?" A very tired and faint voice said, "yes, your honour."

Meanwhile the king's own men had already reached there. They pulled the minister out of the well.

The king told the minister, "I am really very sorry for my wrong deed.

The wish men said, "God always does good to us. O king, if you had not thrown me into the well, the strangers would have taken me away and I should have lost my life. So we should always remember that God always does good to us."

Good health is the most precious think in life. A rich man can buy almost everything but he cannot buy good health. 

'Health is Wealth' is a well known maxim. A sick person cannot sleep soundly inspite of his richas while a health beggar sleeps soundly on the hard ground. For health people, life is rosy and colourful. 

A sound mind dwells in a sound body. The two things, sound mind and sound body go together. Without a health body, a man may neither think great thoughts not perform great acts Health brings happiness. It is the most precious possession of life. 

For good health, natural light and air are necessary. These are the free gifts of God. We can get them anywhere in plenty. We should live in well-ventilated houses. Narrow streets and dark horses are harmful for health. We should go for a morning walk everyday and breathe in fresh air.

We should drink plenty of water. The water should be clean. Bathing is also very good for health. 

Cleanliness is another thing for good health. Cleanliness of clothes and body is necessary. Every part of body should be clean. Bathing and rubbing the body with a towel are useful.

For good health, good food is very essential. Our food should contain all the necessary vitamins. Green vegetables and milk or good for health. 

All seasonal fruits are good for health. Fruits contain useful vitamins. If we take some kind of fruit daily, we shall become health.

For good health, a lot of exercises should be While taking any exercise, we should think that our health is improving.

Rest and sleep are the two important requisites of good health. We must give sufficient time to sleep and rest.

We should always be happy and cheerful. We should be contacted with what we have. We should do our duty sincerely.we should avoid all kinds of sins, crimes and sinful thinking.

We should always be careful of our health. Bad health is a curse. Health people are not only happy but successful also. 

Most of the accidents take place owing to carelessness and can be prevented. So you must learn to be little more careful in everything you do. Habits of safety should be practised everywhere at home, while crossing a road, in school, while swimming and playing.

    Safety rules for walking on a     busy road 

Many people get injured or killed because they do not follow the rules of the road. These rules should be followed while walking on the road: 

1. Always walk on the footpath. If there is on footpath, walk on the left side of the road.

2.  First look to the right, then to the left, then to the right again and when you see that the road is clear, then cross it.

3.  Cross the road at the pedestrian crossing (Zebra crossing) only.

4.  Do not walk between vehicles parked on the road. 

5.  Do not play while walking on the road.

        Safety rules for using electrical       equipments

Electrical is essential to our homes for cooking, heating, lighting and cooling etc. You must have seen irons, toasters, lamps, refrigerators, T.Vs, stoves and coolers in your house. Today these things are necessary and useful to our life, if handled carefully. They can be very dangerous if they are not used carefully. The given rules should be followed to avoid accidents caused by electricity :

1. Electric equipments should be used with care.

2. Small children should not be allowed to touch electric appliances.

3. The switch should be turned off before touching the lamp or the heater.

4. The electric wires should not be touched with wet hands. 

5. The electric equipments and the wiring of the house should be checked from time to time.

          Safety rules for swimming

In the summer, swimming is good fun. But one should be careful while swimming, otherwise it can prove to These rules should be observed while swimming :

1. Do not go alone for swimming. Go with an elderly person who knows swimming. 

2. Do not go to that side where the  pool is Deep.

3. Do not swim when you are suffering with cough or cold.

4. Do not push anybody into the water just for fun. 

5. Come out of water if you feel cold or tired.

        Safety rules for playing games 

All children like playing games. But they can get injuries while Therefore, these rules should be followed while playing :

1. Never play on road. 

2. Never play a rough game. 

3. Do not throw things at each other aimlessly.

4. There should not be sticks, nails, glass pieces or stoves in the playground.

5. Children should not play near thorny bushes or barbed wires.

6. Sharp instruments or fire should not be the part of the game.

You must have seen a picture, or heard of the Taj or Taj Mahal.It stands on the bank of the Yamuna River in Uttar Pradesh.It is nearly ten kilometres from the city of Agra.It is a mausoleum.Two tombs are side-by-side inside the Taj.One of them is of Shah Jahan and the other of his dear wife Mumtaz Mahal.

The Taj, which is named after Mumtaz Mahal, is made of pure white marble. All the marble used for building was brought by carts from Jaipur, which is more than three hundred kilometres from Agra. The Taj is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. It looks really wonderful in the light of full moon when the sky is clear. That is why thousands of tourists come to Agra every year to see this living memory of an emperor's love for his wife. They come not only from all parts of India but also from other countries.

Shah Jahan was the fifth Mughal emperor of India. In the history of the world, he has a special place among the greatest rulers. He wes the son of Jahangir, the Just and the grandson Akbar the Great. He became the Emperor or India in 1627. He ruled for more than thirty years. During his reign, there was perfect peace and order, and India made much progress. Most writers regard his reign as the Golden Age of the Mughal Empire.

Shah Jahan's real name wes Khurram. In 1612, he married Arjumand Bano Begum and named her Mumtaz Mahal. She was the daughter of Noorjahan's brother, Asaf Khan. She was one of the most beautiful woman of her time. Although Shah Jahan had many wives, he loved Mumtaz Mahal the most. She also loved him very much. She gave birth to fourteen children. In 1631, she became very ill. Shah Jahan became very sad. He spent most of his time beside her bed. She grew worse and worse day-by-day, and at last, it was felt that her death was at hand. Shah Jahan began to weep, and asked her what he could do to show his deep love for her. The dying queen replied, "If you love me, keep thinking of me and when I am gone, build over my grave a tomb that may keep my name alive forever." 

Shah Jahan gave his word, and Mumtaz Mahal died peacefully.

Shah Jahan was true to his word. He did not forget Mumtaz Mahal as long as he lived.His love for her was so deep that he often saw her in his dreams. In the sweet memory of his dear wife, he built over her grave a grand mausoleum, and named it Mumtaz or Mumtaz Mahal, which is called the Taj or Mahal for short. It is said that nearly 20,000 workers worked day and night for twenty-two years to complete it, and that it cost the Emperor three crore rupees. At that time, it was indeed a very large amount. The Taj was completed in 1653.

Shah Jahan built many more buildings. Some of the most famous of them are the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid in Delhi and Moti Masjid or pearl Mosque in the fort in Agra. 

He died in 1666, and according to his last wish, he was also buried in the Taj, beside the grave of his wife.