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Unity and Diversity

The story is about four friends from different religious backgrounds - Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Jain. When a bully tells them they don't belong together due to their differences, the friends affirm their unity and that their diversity is what makes them unique. The bully realizes they are right and leaves, allowing the friends to continue celebrating their unity and diversity.

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Unity and Diversity

The story is about four friends from different religious backgrounds - Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Jain. When a bully tells them they don't belong together due to their differences, the friends affirm their unity and that their diversity is what makes them unique. The bully realizes they are right and leaves, allowing the friends to continue celebrating their unity and diversity.

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Krisha : Welcome to our play on unity and diversity.

Today,
we will take you on a journey that celebrates the beauty of
diversity and the power of unity.
Anaisha : Our story begins with four friends who come
from different backgrounds. Meet Nidhish , a Hindu boy; ,
Fatima a Muslim girl; Kavya , a Christian girl and Maryam a
jain girl. There was even a Bully Hari koushik.
Nidhish: (enters) Hi, guys! What’s up?
Fatima: (enters) Hey, Nidhish! We were just talking about
our cultural differences.
Kavya: (enters) Yeah, it’s amazing how we all come from
different backgrounds, but we still get along so well.
Maryam : (enters) That’s because we respect each other’s
cultures and traditions.
Krisha : Suddenly, a bully enters the scene.
Hari Koushik: (enters) Hey, you guys! What are you doing
here? You don’t belong together!
Anaisha : The friends are taken aback by the bully’s words.
Nidhish : (to the bully) What do you mean? We are friends,
and we respect each other’s differences.
Fatima: (to the bully) Yeah, we may be different, but that’s
what makes us unique.
Kavya: (to the bully) We believe in unity, not division.
Maryam : (to the bully) And we won’t let you or anyone else
tear us apart.
Kisha : The bully is taken aback by the friends’ response.
Hari koushik: (to himself) Maybe they’re right. Maybe it’s
better to celebrate our differences than to fight over them.
Krisha: And with that, the bully walks away, leaving the
friends to celebrate their unity and diversity.
Anaisha: And that’s our play on unity and diversity.
Remember, we are all different, but we can still come
together as one.

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