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The Pot Maker Class 9 English NCERT (Kaveri) | Summary, Explanation, Character Analysis & Questions Answers

  The Pot Maker Class 9 English NCERT (Kaveri) | Summary, Explanation, Character Analysis & Questions Answers Introduction to The Pot Maker  Class 9 English NCERT "The Pot Maker" is a beautiful short story by Temsula Ao included in the NCERT Class 9 English textbook Kaveri . The story highlights the importance of preserving traditional skills, following one's passion, and learning through patience, perseverance, and observation. It revolves around Sentila , a young girl who dreams of becoming a skilled pot maker despite her mother's wish that she should become a weaver. The story also explores the relationship between tradition and individual choice. It teaches that cultural skills are not the property of one person but belong to the entire community and should be passed on to future generations. Through Sentila's journey, the author beautifully conveys that determination, hard work, and proper guidance can help anyone achieve their dreams. 📚 Table of Con...
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On This Doctor's Day A big hand for Doctors and Nurses

Let's celebrate Doctor's Day today: Give a big hand to all of them.🙏🙏

 This is the time when the world is under threat. People all over the world are frightened with the outbreak and tremendous effect of Corona Virus. And who are the warriors in this tough time. They are Doctors, Nurses and Paramedical Staffs and Police.


     Today is the day when we must express our gratitude towards doctors and nurses and all Paramedical Staffs. Today if Doctor's Day. In US, 30th March is celebrated as Doctor's Day. Though in India, it is observed on July 1st, yet this is the appropriate time to acknowledge and appropriate their contribution to the society.
 

  In this time, when the majority of people are in quarantine, doctors and nurses are in duty to fight against Corona Virus. They have been isolated from their families and loved ones only to save people's lives. It is pathetic to see some of them getting infected with the virus. While they are in their duty, it is our duty to follow their instructions as well as convey our gratitude towards them.


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