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Some of the girls from our team got a chance to play as part of the Mumbai team. The match was at Sholapur. Zarin : When we went to Sholapur we fou... |
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team? ⬥ While playing in a team would you like to play for yourself or for the team? Why? ⬥ Is your team like the team Afsana played with at Sholap... |
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Do you know the players of the Indian football or kabaddi team? We asked – Did you face some other difficulties? Khushnoor: To tell the truth, we h... |
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allowed to play games, to study or do some other work of their choice? ⬥ How would you feel if you were not allowed to take part in some game or dr... |
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him. But children were very fond of him, so everyone started calling him Bacchu Khan. There was no ground then, it was just muddy land. Bacchu Khan... |
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18. No Place for Us? Jatryabhai Jatryabhai was sitting at the door with his daughter Jhimli. They were waiting for Sidya. It was almost night but S... |
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any children (in your school or neighbourhood) who also go to work? ⬥ What kind of work do they do? Why do they have to work? Remembering old days ... |
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learn from your elders? ⬥ Jatrya learnt so many things in Khedi. How many of those would be useful for him in Mumbai? ⬥ Do you hear the sounds of b... |
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side of the river. They will have everything there – a school, electricity, hospitals, buses, trains, etc. They will have all that they could not e... |
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faint in the hot sun and wind. His feet were burning on the coal tar of the pucca road. There wasn’t a single tree to offer some shade. Just a few ... |
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electricity bill had also to be paid. There were taps, but no water! In this village, Jatrya got just one room in a tin shed. It had no place to ke... |
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was no Khedi now. There was a big dam and a big lake of collected water in and around Khedi. Jatrya thought, “If we are to be called ‘unwanted gues... |
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debates. 172 Looking Around 2024-25 Find out and write ⬥ Do you know of any family that has come to your town after having moved out of their place... |
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19.A Seed Tells a Farmer’s Story I am a small seed! I am a small bajra seed. I have stayed in this beautiful wooden box since 1940. I want to tell ... |
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observations about changes in crops and vegetables that have taken place in their area. 174 Looking Around 2024-25 Oh, I forgot, the pot was placed... |
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many changes took place in the village. Some places could get water from the canal. They said the canal brought water from far away – where a dam h... |
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this really progress? There is no longer any need for seeds like us, and animals like the bullocks. After the tractor has come, even people who wor... |
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the soil so much that now nothing could grow well there. It was becoming difficult to earn a living by farming alone. Hasmukh too changed with the ... |
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in Andhra Pradesh have been sentf rupees. Nothing happens to them when they do not return the money!” to jail for not being able to pay back their ... |
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the roots of the croton do not go deep in the ground. So when the top layer of the soil becomes dry, the croton leaves bend and become limp. This s... |
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ear to help them hear better. Some use a stick or spectacles to help them in other ways. Do you know someone who does so? ⬥ Talk to people who cann... |
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(moosli) and the seeds are separated from the cob. You can see the separated seeds in picture 3. Now this work is also done by big machines, like t... |
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consistency, and at the end collecting the dough into one big lump - all these might be difficult to describe in words but are important to underst... |
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2. A Snake Charmer’s Story I am Aryanath I can do something special which I am sure none of you can do! Do you know what? I can play the been! You ... |
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I tried to find out which snake had bitten the person. I would then give a medicine for that. But I have not always been on time to help. As you kn... |
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