The story emphasizes the importance of truth and the negative consequences of lying. It explains that while truth can be bitter and difficult to accept, it is ultimately the only way to maintain integrity and credibility in society. People often lie out of fear of exposure or personal embarrassment, but this habit can lead to a loss of trust. The narrative suggests that telling the truth is a good habit to cultivate from childhood, although there are circumstances where lies may be deemed acceptable to prevent greater harm. Lies create a cycle of fear and require more lies to cover them up, while truth fosters positivity and happiness. The text advises against prying into personal matters and highlights the need for discretion in conversations. Ultimately, it asserts that truth will prevail, and we should strive to uphold it for our own peace of mind and societal respect.

by c P Hariharan in English Magazine

Writen by c P Hariharan

Category Magazine