रोहन और छोटे मित्र | Rohan And Small Friends | Panchatantra Story  

Rohan, a mischievous boy, found endless amusement in "playing" with the small creatures that inhabited his backyard.
To him, these weren't fellow beings, but tiny toys to be teased and prodded. He'd chase butterflies with a wide, toothy grin, reveling in their frantic escapes.
One sunny afternoon, his attention fell on a determined ant valiantly carrying a piece many times its size. Rohan, ever the instigator, disrupted its path, his amusement growing with the ant's struggle.
His actions caught his mother's eye, and her words were a revelation. She pointed out the ant's dedication, highlighting the unseen labor behind the seemingly insignificant.
Using examples like the tireless pollen-collecting bees and the web-weaving artistry of spiders, she painted a picture of a hidden world teeming with purpose.
Rohan listened intently, his perception shifting. These weren't mere toys; they were strong, resourceful survivors.
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