Once upon a time, in a dense and mysterious jungle, there lived a mighty tiger named Rajan. Rajan was not only known for his immense strength and power but also for the magnificent stripes that adorned his golden-orange fur. His stripes were said to be a gift from the gods, making him stand out among all the other creatures in the jungle.

Rajan was not just any tiger; he was the guardian and protector of the jungle. He ruled with wisdom and fairness, ensuring that harmony prevailed among all the animals. The stripes on his fur were considered a symbol of his authority and were respected by all the inhabitants of the jungle.

The Farmer and the Well" is a short moral tale that teaches the importance of gratitude and contentment. While it is not as widely known as some other fairy tales, it carries a valuable lesson.

The story revolves around a farmer who discovers an old, abandoned well on his land. Curious about its depth, he throws a stone into the well and waits for the sound of it hitting the water. However, instead of hearing a splash, he hears the sound of coins clinking together.