Sad story of a poor family | A saga of struggle

Hello friends, welcome to our new story. Today we are going to tell you the touching story of a poor family, which struggles every day, but still does not lose courage. This story is not just of one family, but of millions of people who pull the cart of their life while struggling with poverty. So let's start this emotional journey.

First part: Family trapped in the chains of poverty

This is the story of Ramlal's family, who lived in a small village. Ramlal used to work as a laborer in the fields and his wife, Geeta, tried to earn some money by doing small household chores. They had three children - Sonu, who was the eldest, Rinku, who went to school, and Chhoti Gudiya, who was just four years old.

Ramlal worked hard all day, but still it became difficult to arrange two meals a day for the house at the end of the month. Many times it would happen that only dry rotis were left to eat in the house and the children had to sleep hungry.

Second part: Story of struggle

One day Ramlal lost his wages due to rain. He did not get work for many days as the fields were flooded. The food grains in the house were finished and Geeta's eyes filled with tears seeing the children crying with hunger.

Gita thought of doing some work. She started sweeping and mopping in a house in the village, but she got very little money from this.

Ramlal also tried to find work by going to another village, but he did not get much work there either. Then he thought of going to the city and working, but he did not even have money for the fare to go to the city.

Third part: Indifference of society

The biggest problem of the poor is that when they need help the most, the society turns its back on them.

One day Ramlal went to the Sarpanch of his village to ask for help. He folded his hands and said, "Sarpanch ji, we do not have money even for food, please help us." But the sarpanch replied rudely, "Ramlal, every day someone comes to us asking for help. How can we help everyone?"

Ramlal was very sad. He returned home with a heavy heart. His heart started breaking after seeing the children, but he kept himself strong.

Fourth part: A ray of hope

A few days later, a social organization came to the village, which helped the poor. A member of the organization asked Ramlal about his problems. When he came to know about Ramlal's struggle, he immediately gave him some ration and clothes.

Apart from this, he gave Geeta a sewing machine so that she could earn something by sewing clothes at home. Ramlal was also informed about a small job in the city.

Slowly the condition of the family started improving. Geeta started earning some money by sewing and Ramlal also started working as a laborer.

Fifth part: Victory of struggle

Ramlal's son Sonu, who was thinking of working as a laborer before going to school, now started studying again. Geeta's confidence grew and she started teaching other women of the village how to do the work.

Her family started moving towards a new light after coming out of the darkness of poverty.

Lesson: There is no wealth greater than courage

From this story we learn that no matter how difficult the circumstances in life are, if we work hard and with courage, then slowly everything starts getting better. It is also our duty to help the poor, because if we become each other's support, then no one in the society will sleep hungry.

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