Question

In a village lived a poor woman and her son, Chakalia Panda. There was nobody

else in the family. Chakalia’s father had been a wood-cutter. He used to earn some money

by cutting the wood from the nearby jungle and selling it. Chakalia had learnt a few tricks of

cutting wood from his father but his father had passed away due to illness. Sadly, the mother

and son were left to fend for themselves. After his father’s death, Chakalia started cutting

wood and selling them. However, he wasn’t earning well. Because of this, they had to go

hungry on many nights.

In the village that they lived, there was a pond which was believed to be the

abode of mother Goddess. One day, distraught and upset with his life, Chakalia Panda

wandered around that pond. He was just sitting around and dreaming about having a full

meal. He had seen a kid, his age, having a thali that day and it made his stomach growl with

hunger. He was just throwing pebbles in the pond, when he said to himself, “Oh Goddess! I

want some good food. Nothing delicious or fancy but just some rice and dal.” To his utter

surprise he saw a pot appear right in front of him. Out of curiosity he opened the lid, and

smelled delicious rice and dal. He was ecstatic. He quickly devoured some, and then packed

the remaining food for his mother. His mother, who had been hungry for the past two days,

was too happy with the food to enquire about where he got it from.

From next day onwards, he went about cutting wood as usual. A few days later, he

again wandered to the pond. He sat there thinking, “What if I wish for the second time? Will

the Goddess help me?” He sat next to the pond and said, “I want rice, I want dal, I want

curry”. And the moment he stopped speaking, a pot appeared in front of him with dal, rice

and curry. He ate some and took the other half home.

From that day, this became a daily ritual. He used to sit next to the pond and

demand different kinds of food from the Goddess. The goddess, taking pity on him, used to

give him a pot full of food everyday. He would eat his fill and give the rest to his mother.

Since the problem of food was solved, Chakalia Panda became lazier and stopped working

altogether. The moment a pot became empty he would promptly go to the pond and start

making demands.

The Goddess was patient at first but eventually got annoyed and decided to teach

him a lesson. The next time when Chakalia Panda came, he demanded, “Oh mother

Goddess, I want dal, rice, curry and dessert too. It has been days since I have had sweets.”​

Answer 1

where is the question of this not this paragraph

Answer 2

Answer:

The poor couple must takes revenge