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'The children are not given up for adoption. She treats them as her own...'What is the significance of this fact and what does this tell us about Sindhutai's character? New Stepping Stone Think and write Q2

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Answered by crankybirds30

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The children are not given up for adoption, she treats them as her own – this fact tells about the strong, determined character of Sindhu Tai because she treated them with full care and raise them as her own kids.

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'The children are not given up for adoption. She treats them as her own...'What is the significance of this fact and what does this tell us about Sindhutai's character? New Stepping Stone Think and write Q2​

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'The children are not given up for adoption. She treats them as her own...'What is the significance of this fact and what does this tell us about Sindhutai's character? New Stepping Stone Think and write Q2