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English: In the heart of a rustic village, there lived a man named Ramesh Babu. He was the local bullock cart driver, a figure as essential to the village as the golden fields that stretched for miles.
Ramesh's life began with the rising sun, as he greeted his loyal bullocks, Sundar and Shyam. With a practiced hand, he harnessed them to his sturdy wooden cart, ready for another day's journey. His routine was simple but purposeful. As the village woke to life, Ramesh embarked on his rounds, collecting sacks of grain from the farmers and delivering them to the mill. The simplicity of the bullock cart belied its significance. Ramesh was the silent link between the toil of the fields and the sustenance on the villagers' tables. His cart, though weathered and worn, carried the essence of the village – the harvest, the laughter, and the stories shared on the journey. |
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