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  • Solve Your Problems The Birbal Way....

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    The document summarizes a story about Birbal answering a difficult question posed by a pandit to Emperor Akbar. Birbal is asked whether the hen or the egg came first. When the pandit questions Birbal's certainty, Birbal replies that this counts as a second question, and he had only agreed to answer one difficult question. The moral of the story is to ensure you leave no openings when trying to trap someone, otherwise you risk becoming trapped yourself.

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    The document summarizes a story about Birbal answering a difficult question posed by a pandit to Emperor Akbar. Birbal is asked whether the hen or the egg came first. When the pandit questions Birbal's certainty, Birbal replies that this counts as a second question, and he had only agreed to answer one difficult question. The moral of the story is to ensure you leave no openings when trying to trap someone, otherwise you risk becoming trapped yourself.

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    Solve Your Problems The Birbal Way....

    Transféré par

    sirsa11
    The document summarizes a story about Birbal answering a difficult question posed by a pandit to Emperor Akbar. Birbal is asked whether the hen or the egg came first. When the pandit questions Birbal's certainty, Birbal replies that this counts as a second question, and he had only agreed to answer one difficult question. The moral of the story is to ensure you leave no openings when trying to trap someone, otherwise you risk becoming trapped yourself.

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    Hello friends!!! i'm posting an article over an amusing tale of birbal.... hope u like it.. The Hen or the Egg.

    At the end of Akbars Durbar, a pandit came to the court & said he wanted to question him. Akbar was tired & told Birbal: Please answer the pandits questions fast. I want to end this Durbar. The pandit said: Ill give you a choice. You can either answer one difficult or a hundred easy ones. Birbal saw Akbar would have no patience to sit through a hundred questions and opted for one difficult one. Pandit: Which came first, the hen or the egg. Birbal: the hen, of course! Pandit: How can you be so sure? Birbal: I am afraid that is your second question. I agreed to answer only one!

    Management Moral: if you want to trap somebody, ensure you close all the exit routes but dont get trapped yourself! Or else you may become an unexpected victim. Thanx & regards, Shriya Karve

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    04-01-2014 22:26

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