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This illustrated moral tale from Sawan / Manoj Publications adapts the classic Indian parable about six blind men who encounter an elephant for the first time. Each touches a different part—trunk, tusk, ear, belly, leg, tail—and confidently describes an elephant based on their limited experience. Their heated debate ends when a wise man explains they were all right about what they felt, yet none saw the complete picture. The story teaches that perspectives are partial, and true understanding grows by combining different viewpoints