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Ravi was a young boy from a small village who loved dreaming big. His only dream was to build a school in his village where every child could receive a good education. But he had neither money nor support.
He moved to the city and started working small jobs to save money for his dream. His days were filled with hard work, and his nights with visions of his goal. People often told him, "Ravi, this is impossible. Your dreams will never come true." But Ravi had a voice in his heart that whispered, "Dreams aren’t meant to be seen, they are meant to be achieved."
One day, Ravi met Mrs. Kapoor, who ran an NGO. Ravi shared his dream with her. She said, "Your dream has potential, Ravi. I’ll help you." She taught him how to raise funds and communicate with local authorities. Gradually, more people joined Ravi’s mission.
After months of relentless effort, Ravi’s dream became a reality. A small school was built in his village, named Sapnon Ka Ghar (The Home of Dreams). At the school gate, there was a board with Ravi’s words inscribed:
"Everyone has the right to dream, and it’s our duty to make them come true."
On the first day, when Ravi saw the village children walking into the school with joy, tears filled his eyes. Smiling, he thought, "This is not the end; it’s a new beginning."
Dreaming is important, but working hard and having the courage to fulfill those dreams is even more crucial.
He moved to the city and started working small jobs to save money for his dream. His days were filled with hard work, and his nights with visions of his goal. People often told him, "Ravi, this is impossible. Your dreams will never come true." But Ravi had a voice in his heart that whispered, "Dreams aren’t meant to be seen, they are meant to be achieved."
One day, Ravi met Mrs. Kapoor, who ran an NGO. Ravi shared his dream with her. She said, "Your dream has potential, Ravi. I’ll help you." She taught him how to raise funds and communicate with local authorities. Gradually, more people joined Ravi’s mission.
After months of relentless effort, Ravi’s dream became a reality. A small school was built in his village, named Sapnon Ka Ghar (The Home of Dreams). At the school gate, there was a board with Ravi’s words inscribed:
"Everyone has the right to dream, and it’s our duty to make them come true."
On the first day, when Ravi saw the village children walking into the school with joy, tears filled his eyes. Smiling, he thought, "This is not the end; it’s a new beginning."
Dreaming is important, but working hard and having the courage to fulfill those dreams is even more crucial.
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