Fiction The very sight of his school’s name board, Jungle Global School, filled Raju Skunk with horror. The school was a place of nightmares for Raju. “Stinky Skunk,” his companions called him. They tormented him because of his smell. Raju had no friends and no one played with him ever. Even the manager, principal and various deans in the school discriminated against him although discrimination of any sort was against the Constitution of the Jungle Republic. “Why do we stink like this?” Raju asked his mother. “Can’t we get rid of this stupid stench and live with dignity?” “We are skunks,” his mother explained. “We smell like skunks and it is our birthright to smell so. It is our duty to smell so.” Right, yes, Raju could understand that. He had seen animals fighting for all kinds of rights. The tigers fought for the right to kill other animals when the Republic wanted to pass the Bill of Vegetarianism. The foxes had fought for the right to declare sour all
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