One day, when Rakesh fell ill and couldn't go to the market, Anurag insisted on taking the cart by himself. With a little help from elder brother who is already working somewhere and a lot of determination, he ran the stall just like his father taught him. He even managed to sell more than usual.

The next day the children asked, "Sir, if we have to measure by meter then how will we do it?" This time I measured the distance of one meter with their hands and fingers in the same way as before. All of the children were even more happy after learning this. Now they could measure in two different ways! 

Since then, there has been a great change in Pratibha’s life. Earlier, while her mother was away at work, she used to play outside in the sun all day. But ever since she joined school, she has been attending regularly—without missing a single day. She even makes sure to come to school on time.

Naitik is a hard working student who shares her knowledge with her older cousin brother.

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