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Action - Farmer n Farm Story In the above picture, two characters are perceived as having an age group of 17-42, both are male and in a neutral mood. The main character of my story is Krishna was 22 years old and studied at Agriculture College Gwalior. When he went to his village during the vacations, he found that the farmers are still using ancient farming techniques. Seeing this, he wanted to help them. With the sarpanch’s help, he called a village meeting for farmers where he discussed the whole matter with them. He told and guided them about the new farming techniques like HYV seeds, natural fertilizers, and modern machinery. Not only this, but he also told them about government schemes like Kisan Credit Card, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, and many more, which could also help farmers to increase the productivity of their crops. After the meeting, all were happy, and the sarpanch raised Krishna’s work. Values depicted in the story Shows hero to be social Realistic Quick Response Using Studies in real world Wanna add your story, Click here... | SSB PPDT Stories TAT WAT

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In the above picture, two characters are perceived as having an age group of 17-42, both are male and in a neutral mood. The main character of my story is Krishna was 22 years old and studied at Agriculture College Gwalior. When he went to his village during the vacations, he found that the farmers are still using ancient farming techniques. Seeing this, he wanted to help them.

With the sarpanch’s help, he called a village meeting for farmers where he discussed the whole matter with them. He told and guided them about the new farming techniques like HYV seeds, natural fertilizers, and modern machinery.

Not only this, but he also told them about government schemes like Kisan Credit Card, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, and many more, which could also help farmers to increase the productivity of their crops. After the meeting, all were happy, and the sarpanch raised Krishna’s work.

Values depicted in the story

  1. Shows hero to be social 
  2. Realistic
  3. Quick Response 
  4. Using Studies in real world 

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