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Vibe alone until you're valued.Lost in the echoes of silence.Great song by Nakash Aziz.. ..."हम आह भी करते है तो हो जाते है बदनाम वो क़त्ल भी करते है तो चर्चा नही होता"...

Think your crush likes me 😊❤❤

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Why Is she looking like rasmali 😂😂😅😅😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ Triggered arms can relate 😅😅😊❤❤

bangladash ar kew acho

kon kon insta per dekh kar sun ne ke liye aaye ye song vo like kare 😎

favorite song 🌝❤️

And where is future husband 😅😅😅😅??. Jinko vo chahiye

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1:36 change vibe......❤️‍🩹😀

Imagine your crush + this song -Heaven

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bhai copy right nahi aata video me

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Slowed to nahi lag raha😂

Just loking like a wow ola song😅❤❤

🎂🎂🎉👌❤wzjrurudjk

Nahi 🌜🌛

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Question 1. Bholi’s teacher helped her overcome social barriers by encouraging and motivating her. How do you think you can contribute towards changing the social attitudes illustrated in this story? Answer: We can contribute towards changing the social attitudes illustrated in the story by: Ensuring that girls and boys are aware of their rightsTreating girls and boys equallyGiving them equal right to education and employmentSaying ‘No’ to dowry Question 2. Should girls be aware of their rights, and assert them? Should girls and boys have the same rights, duties and privileges? What are some of the ways in which society treats them differently? When we speak of ‘human rights’, do we differentiate between girls’ rights and boys’ rights? Answer: Yes, girls should definitely be aware of their rights and assert them. Girls and boys must have the same rights, duties and privileges. People treat boys and girls differently, especially in villages and small towns. Parents tend to spend more on the education of boys as compared to girls. They train their daughters to be polite, calm and an expert at household chores. When we speak of ‘human rights’, the law does not differentiate between girls’ rights and boys’ rights. But this disparity exists in society. Question 3. Do you think the characters in the story were speaking to each other in English? If not, in which language were they speaking? (You can get clues from the names of the persons and the non-English words used in the story.) Answer: No, the characters in the story were not speaking to each other in English. Words in the text like pitaji, tehsildaar, izzat, numberdar, etc. indicate that the characters in the story were speaking in Hindi. Frequently Asked Questions on NCERT Solutions for Class 10 Supplementary English Chapter 9 Q1 Are there any charges to download the NCERT Solutions for Class 10 Supplementary English Chapter 9 from

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Girl voice🥵🤤

Ufff...zannat❤😅

This is tooo good 💓❤️‍🩹💫

Nice song 🥰🥰

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Just imagine your future wife with this song😊

Uffff song ta puro agun 😮

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1:36 change the vibe....❤❤

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😉😯😊 sigma song😵😷

Please like my comment 😢❤

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