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The Dog Who Went Abroad

Chitranga was a dog living in a town affected by famine where many animals were starving. He decided to travel abroad in search of food but encountered dangers from other dogs after eating from an open house. He escaped but was badly injured. Chitranga returned home realizing it's better to live in peace in one's own country despite hardships. He advised his friends and relatives that while foreigners may offer food, one's own community provides greater security.

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The Dog Who Went Abroad

Chitranga was a dog living in a town affected by famine where many animals were starving. He decided to travel abroad in search of food but encountered dangers from other dogs after eating from an open house. He escaped but was badly injured. Chitranga returned home realizing it's better to live in peace in one's own country despite hardships. He advised his friends and relatives that while foreigners may offer food, one's own community provides greater security.

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The Dog who went Abroad

Chitranga was a dog, who lived in a certain town which was affected by a famine.

People had no food to eat, and they cared not to give any to the dogs or cattle or
any animal. Due to lack of food, along with other animals, the dogs were starving.
Some of them even died.

Chitranga was not able to bear the hunger and realizing that the place did not offer
conditions to live, he decided to leave for a foreign land in search of food and better
conditions.

After travelling a long distance, he came to a certain town. I saw a door open in one
of the houses due to the negligence of a rich lady householder. He went into the
house, and found abundant food. He had not eaten for a long time, and ate to his
heart's content. Then he thought of leaving silently.

No sooner had he come out of the house, he was spotted by other dogs of the
neighbourhood. The realized he did not belong to their community and chased him.
Since, he had his stomach full, he could not run fast, and they bit him all over with
their sharp teeth.

He somehow escaped, and thought, "It is better to live in peace in one's own
country, be it affected by famine. I will rather return home."

When he returned to his country, the starving dogs there were curious. His friends
and relatives gathered around him to enquire about his findings, "Please tell us
about the foreign country you visited. How is it like? How are the people? Is there
plenty of food?"

The dog said, "O friends and relatives! What can I say? In the foreign country, the
women are careless. They leave doors and windows open. There is lots of food to
eat. But, your own kith and kin will not show any sympathy. They will torment you to
death."

The wise indeed say:


The outsiders may tolerate your lapses but not your own kith and kin.

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