Answer:
Changing the World
Explanation:
I know it's possible and If I work hard for anything it would be to make a difference, something so amazing it impacts everyone in a positive way. Not sure what it would be, but I'd work hard to achieve it.
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<u>Letter to a friend who has recently moved out of state:
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6/14, S.N. Towers,
Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Road,
Kolkata: 700020.
25.11.2019
Dear Naina,
Hope you have settled down is Mumbai and started off with your new job. Life without you quite boring out here. So a sudden thought occurred to me that why don’t I pen down a letter to you. So here I am writing to you about what’s going on in the City of Joy.
The winter season has set in soon this time so the pleasant weather has coloured the mood and feel of the city as well. Kolkata is prepping up for all the big fairs, festivals and more. Recently, the food festival “Ahare Bangla” was held in Salt Lake. Mom and I went to give our palates a treat! I missed you very much though my partner in crime! The festival had so many items. There were stalls from Japan, Russia and many more foreign countries.
Being a foodie, you know what had been my condition. I couldn’t understand where to start from. The Russian salad and the Japanese street food were my favourites. Also, last weekend the Pink ball Test match between India and Bangladesh was held in our prestigious Eden Gardens Stadium for which a day before the match most of the eminent buildings of Kolkata had dressed in pink colours to mark this historical event. Well, Christmas and New Year plus a number of fares are also coming up. I’ll keep you updated about them.
Do tell me about Mumbai and what you are up to. I will be waiting for your reply. Take care!
Your dearest friend,
Sakshi
Middle I believe it the correct choice
The answer would be the second option - love can overcome all obstacles. Nectar in a Sieve is a 1954 novel by Kamala Markandaya. The novel is set in India amid a time of serious urban advancement and is the account of the marriage between Rukmani, most youthful girl of a town headman, and Nathan, a sharecropper. The story is told in the principal individual by Rukmani, starting from her orchestrated marriage to Nathan at 12 years old to his demise numerous years after the fact.
