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ger-child. When I found my elder brother Bachchan encouraging
our youngest brother, Raju to take up mountaineering I thought
why not me? I found that my brothers were always getting
preferential treatment and all opportunities and options were open
to them. This made me even more determined to not only do what
the boys were doing, but to do it better
The general thinking of mountain people was that
mountaineering as a sport was not for them They considered
themselves to be bom mountaineers as they had to go up and down
mountain slopes for their daily livelihood and even for routine
work. On the other hand, as a student, I would look curiously at
foreign backpackers passing by my village and wonder where they
were going I would even invite them to my house and talk to them
to learn more about the travels The full significance of this came
to me later when I started working The foreigners took the trouble
to come all the way to the Himalayas in order to educate
themselves on social, cultural and scientific aspects of
mountaineering, as well as to seek peace in nature's gigante
scheme of things
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Answer the following questions
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Where was the author bom?​

Answer 1

Answer:

which is the class which is the subject