RSIF8
TASK NO 37
ROLL NO 108
TEDX TALK 2
## Fly I Must – Afreen Mushtaq
**Description:**
“Fly I Must” by Afreen Mushtaq is an inspiring talk about dreams, courage, and determination. It encourages us to overcome our fears, believe in ourselves, and keep moving forward despite challenges. The talk teaches us that we should never limit our abilities or give up on our goals. With confidence, hard work, and a positive mindset, we can overcome obstacles and achieve our dreams. It reminds us that everyone has the potential to fly high and create a better future. See less

RSIF8
ROLL NO 108
TASK NO 38
TEDX TALK NO 3
**Living in Denial – Climate Change – Iqra Khilji**
This topic highlights the serious issue of climate change and how people often ignore its harmful effects. Climate change is causing rising temperatures, melting glaciers, extreme weather, floods, and droughts. Living in denial means refusing to accept the reality of a problem, even when there is clear evidence. Through this topic, Iqra Khilji encourages us to understand the importance of climate change and take responsibility for protecting our planet. We should reduce pollution, save energy, plant trees, and spread awareness. Small actions can make a big difference in creating a safer and healthier future for the next generation. See less

Story no.1
### Mulla Nasrudin & the Donkey's Price
Paragraph 1: Mulla Nasrudin was a clever and funny man who lived in a small village. One day, he decided to buy a donkey from the village market. He saw a man selling a donkey and asked him about its price. The seller said that the donkey was very strong and useful.
Paragraph 2: The seller asked for a high price, but Mulla Nasrudin thought it was too expensive. He carefully looked at the donkey and said, “Your donkey looks good, but I think the price is too high.” The seller tried to convince him that the donkey was worth the money.
Paragraph 3: Mulla Nasrudin smiled and said, “If this donkey is so valuable, why are you selling it?” The seller was surprised by this question and did not know what to say. Mulla Nasrudin then offered a lower price, explaining that he did not want to pay more than the donkey was worth.
Paragraph 4: In the end, the seller agreed to a fair price, and Mulla Nasrudin bought the donkey happily. The people in the market laughed at his clever words. Mulla Nasrudin taught everyone an important lesson: we should think carefully before spending money and should always use our wisdom when making decisions.

Story no.2
Paragraph 1: Mulla Nasrudin was a clever and wise man who lived in a small town. He was famous for his intelligence, humor, and funny answers. People often came to him with difficult questions because they believed he could solve their problems.
Paragraph 2: One day, a rich man came to Mulla Nasrudin and asked him, “Mulla, what is the most important thing in life?” Mulla smiled and asked the man to sit down. The rich man was surprised because he expected a quick and serious answer.
Paragraph 3: Mulla Nasrudin replied, “The most important thing in life is wisdom. Money can buy many things, but it cannot buy true wisdom.” The rich man thought about his words and realized that Mulla was right. He understood that knowledge and good thinking were more valuable than wealth.
Paragraph 4: The rich man thanked Mulla Nasrudin for his wise answer and left happily. From that day, he tried to make better decisions and learn new things every day. Mulla Nasrudin taught everyone an important lesson through his simple words.
Moral: Wisdom is more valuable than money.