In Swargaloka, the beautiful abode of the gods, Indra, the god of thunder, was planning a musical evening.

He invited all the gods and goddesses to enjoy the celestial music created by Gandharvas, the heavenly musicians.

Excitement buzzed through Swargaloka. Saraswati, goddess of wisdom, decided to bring her veena.

Just as the music began, Narada, the sage, mischievously changed the tune on Saraswati's veena.

Saraswati's music now sounded very strange, making everyone giggle. Narada chuckled, hiding behind a cloud.

The laughter reached Ganesha, the god of wisdom, who was eating his favorite sweets, modaks.

Ganesha stopped eating and decided to investigate the source of the commotion.

Using his wisdom, Ganesha noticed Narada and realized the trick that had been played.

Ganesha approached Narada and spoke kindly about the importance of harmony and respect.

Narada understood his mistake and apologized to Saraswati, promising to be more considerate.

Saraswati forgave Narada and the evening continued with beautiful music and joy.

Swargaloka rang with wondrous melodies, and all the gods felt unity and happiness in their hearts.