The villagers can grow more crops because they are having the facilities of electricity, well developed system of irrigation etc.. Initially the tube wells were installed by the government later many private tube wells were also installed. All the farmers in the village grow more than one crop. Many grow potato as the third crop in their field
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Yes, I have set a goal of losing my extra weight.
Explanation:
I will answer all the questions one by one as follows:
- After having my baby, I have put on some extra weight. I set up my goal to lose weight.
- I have set a time of 6 months for myself to lose 10 kgs.
- Yes I asked many of my friends and cousins who lost weight after their babies and seek their advice.
- They guided me very well about what to eat and what not to eat during the weight loss journey.
- I learnt about myself that now my body respond differently after having baby than it used to respond before marriage. (because i used to do workout regularly and was able to maintain my fitness before marriage and my body used to respond very well).
- Yes I am still working towards my goal. I am now halfway passed through it and already lost 7 kgs in 3 months. I plan my meals and take out time for workout at least 5 days a week.
This is what I set up for myself and working towards the achievement of my goal.
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