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THE TRUE TREASURE Once upon a time, there was a village named Vijapur. Vijapur was a part of a Delhi of sub-continent, which was ruled by Mughals emperor named Babar. There in the village lived a poor lad called Santosh. Santosh was a clever man but did not like to work and whiled away his time by idling. He lived with his mother who was a teacher in the Village. Santosh had only one friend who was a 16-year-old boy named Gopal whose father was a farmer. One day, as usual, when Santosh was idling under a tree, his friend Gopal passed by and seemed upset due to which he did not notice Santosh. Looking at his one only friend who was too drowned in his own thoughts made him curious and, so he finally asked the reason behind his behavior. Gopal didn’t speak for a moment but then he finally said, “the moneylender took our bulls earlier and has demanded that either we give him his money back or plough the field and grow crops for him. If we are unable to do so he will seize our land. This blackmailing has caused tension in our house and as you know father is not feeling quite well these days he just cannot plough the field, so we are only left with the other option.” …show more content…

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