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According to Chhavi, there is a world of difference in terms of the salary and perks that she gets now.
"But the satisfaction and pleasure of working with the rural people is priceless and unmatched. No words
can explain the emotion. It is exhilarating," she said.
What hurts her most even today is that her village is still regarded as a backward place. Over a period of
real terms. "The challenge before me is to make it a model village," she emphasised.
time, the government has pumped in huge money in the name of development but it has not reflected in
How? Pat came the reply: "I'm encouraging the girls to go to school. If I succeed in improving the literacy
male members of my village to send their daughters to schools. Improving the teacher-taught ratio is
rate of my village (currently pegged around 40%) then things can improve gradually. I'm convincing the
another area of focus," she told.
Carefully read the newspaper report and answer the following questions :
t. What is the tenure of the village sarpanch ?
3. How the woman Sarpanch of the Soda village plans to transfer her village into a modern village?
2. Do you think a male member could have contested the sarpanch's election in the village Soda? Give
What moral values you have learnt from the above-mentioned newspaper report?
reason.
plz answer this​

Answer 1

Answer:

I think u haven't passed the whole passage coz some questions arent from passage.....