Once upon a time, in a small Indian kingdom, there lived a kind and wise queen. She ruled with fairness and love. One day, she heard about a magical deer that lived in the nearby forest. They said that whoever caught the deer would have all their problems solved.

The queen decided to find the deer and asked the villagers for help. Many people went into the forest, but none could catch the deer. The queen saw a little girl named Meena in the crowd. Meena was kind and determined.

The queen called Meena and said, 'Meena, I believe you can catch the magical deer! I will give you my special hunting bow and arrow.' Meena was excited and promised to do her best.

Meena entered the forest with the queen's bow and arrow. She followed the tracks of the magical deer and finally found it. But the deer was in danger! It had fallen into a deep pit and couldn't get out.

Meena thought of a solution. She ran back to the village and asked the villagers for help. Together, they brought ropes and created a plan to rescue the deer. They tied one end of the rope to a tree and carefully lowered the other end into the pit.

Meena climbed down into the pit and gently tied the rope around the deer's body. The villagers pulled the rope, and slowly, the deer was lifted out of the pit. It was grateful to be free and looked at Meena with kind eyes.

The deer said, 'Thank you, Meena. You showed kindness and solved a big problem. As a reward, I will grant you three wishes.' Meena thought for a moment and said, 'Dear deer, please use your magic to solve the problems of everyone in the kingdom.'

The magical deer used its powers to solve all the problems in the kingdom. People lived happily ever after. Meena became a hero and the queen rewarded her with a special medal.

And so, the queen and Meena became best friends. They always remembered the day they solved a problem together and made the kingdom a better place.