ठंड में 3 तरह की खेती करने वाली सास बहुएं||Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law do 3 types of farming

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Mother-in-law_and daughter-in-law_do_3_ types_of_farming_ in_ winter


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Title: Three types of farming in the winter: Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law

3 daughters-in-law: Radhika (30), Deepanshi (28), Sonam (25),
3 sons: Rajiv (30), Mohit (29), Piyush (27),
Mother-in-law and father-in-law: Janaki (Manohar) (50),
Sister-in-law: Kumud (22),
2 children: Golu (7), Pihu (5),
Landlord: Lala (50), Tehsildar (Tehsildar): (50), Sarpanch: Hariram (50), Rajesh, Mukesh, Anil (35), Savitri (50), Kamla (30),

start.....

Narration: It's 6 in the morning. The cold has increased in November, and cold winds are blowing. Smoke is rising from the hut. The children are still asleep, and the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are cooking.

Radhika (30): Ahhhh, Mother, winter hasn't even fully arrived yet, and the cold has already begun. Look, the rotis haven't even been cooked yet, and the wood is finished.

Janaki 50: You're talking about roti, the vegetables haven't even been cooked yet, and the wood is gone, and the cold is piercing to the bones.

Deepanshi 28: Uhuhu, it seems, Mother, winter has come early this time. It will be very cold in December and January. Look, even the children are shivering while sleeping. How long will we continue to live in this poverty?

Sonam 25: That's what Didi, look, the roof is falling apart, the children are getting direct air from there, and they are sleeping on thin mats.

Narration: Hearing this, the mother-in-law starts looking at the broken roof, weak walls, and torn sheets of her house.

Janaki 50: Troubled/That's what I'm wondering, daughter-in-law: Will this life of poverty ever end, or will our struggle continue like this? All three sons work small daily wage jobs, bringing in only 100 to 150 rupees. How will so many people manage their expenses? I can only afford enough to eat... only if there's enough leftover, the house will be built.

Manohar 50: Coughing/Ahhhhhh uhuhuhuhu, daughter-in-law, I'm coughing a lot. If you could make ginger tea, my throat would be better. Now, where will I get the money for medicine? With the time it takes for my medicine, I can buy two meals of milk, dal, and rice.

Sonam 25: Papa, there's no ginger in the house, and there's not enough milk either. I'll make basil tea. Basil is also effective for coughs.

Radhika 30: Oh, Sonam, but the problem is that we've run out of wood, there's no water, and do we have to fetch water from the hand pump? We don't have coal either..?

Janaki 50: Don't worry, I'll break the wood and bring it, and I'll make tea too.

Deepanshi 28: Oh no, Ma, with three daughters-in-law, why do you need to go out in the cold? Your feet will swell in this cold. Stay with the children. We'll bring the wood and water.

Rajiv: I haven't cooked any food this morning, nor can I make tea, so the three of us are going to work. If we have time, we'll come back and eat lunch in the afternoon.

Radhika, 30: Hey, wait a little while. What are you doing going out so early, brother-in-law? You're not listening either. I'll just bring some wood in a little while.

Mohit, 26: It's okay, Bhabhi, I'm not that hungry. We'll come back and eat lunch in the afternoon. You all do your work.

Narration: The three sons arrive at a construction site to work. Early in the morning, in the cold, one brother lifts bricks, another prepares cement mortar, and the third carries heavy beams to the second floor. The three daughters-in-law, shivering in the cold, leave the house with a pot and a bucket in each hand. Two daughters-in-law fill water from the hand pump, while another chops wood with an axe and collects it. All three return together.

Sonam 25: Ahhhh, Didi, I didn't think it would be so cold this November, especially in the mornings and evenings. I think I'll have to take out the sweater.

Deepanshi 28: Yes, it is, and I was thinking of making a new sweater from the old ones because I don't have the money to buy new ones.

Radhika 30: I'm getting stressed thinking about this. There's no money for food at home. Winter is here. We all need warm clothes to wear. And you know how you two kids are. If they see something outside, they'll start insisting on it.

Sonam 25: Yes, Didi, I can understand. This wood is very heavy.

Deepanshi: You take the bucket and the pot of water, I'll hold the wood.

Sonam 25: Hehehe, no, no, Didi, it's full of water. If it spills on me, I'll catch a cold. I'm good at lifting wood.