Indian lady

An indian lady was one day enjoying her vacation at a five star hotel of Paris city.
Next day she saw a huge beautiful table reserved for VIP in her hotel.
Table was oak wood but it was very beautifully crafted with Italian style of craftsmanship.
Table was very big with only 3 chairs across it.
Table as big as that could easily accommodate 40 people around it.
But it had only 3 chairs across it was some thing of curiosity for the Indian lady.
What was amazing and caught her eyes was a very huge pumpkin kept in the centre of the table.
Such a huge size of pumpkin, she could have imagined it only in her dreams.
Lady decided to skip her city visit and decided to watch the VIP reserved area anxiously.
Soon at late morning, she found dignitaries sitting on those chairs next to big pumpkin.
She saw them in aloud argument and in fight for the pumpkin.
One Man was from United States and wanted that pumpkin for his royal kitchen for Halloween party.
Second man was from china and he wanted to take that pumpkin for his king for soup delicacy.
Third man was from Australia and wanted to take that pumpkin for his royal garden of Australia ,to plant more pumpkin plants....
They all argued in vain.
Meeting that was supposed to end in an hour got extended.
Slowly morning turned in to afternoon and afternoon turned in to night.
But argument and meeting on pumpkin never ended.
Each one was a great ambassador of their kings and so they didn't want to leave the city with out pumpkin.
After dinner, the Indian lady dared to go near them and spoke to them.
She took each in separate room and listened to them of their problems.
She understood that each one there was for pumpkin and that each one wanted pumpkin for different reasons.
So she went and distributed the pumpkin among all three.
Lady gave the outer shell of pumpkin to American to carry it for Halloween party.
She gave the inside pulp to Chinese man to make soup.
Indian lady then gave the seeds to the Australian to plant it their royal garden.
All were very happy.
It was a win win win situation for all.
All three of ambassadors thanked the Indian lady for her wisdom and rewarded her suitably.
Long live Indian lady..