why did rama rao start solving crossword puzzles?
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because he is intelligent
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Rama Rao was fascinated by the chance of earning some extra money after he read a journal named The Captain in the jubilee reading room. The journal consisted of four pages devoted to crossword puzzles. The first prize offered by the journal every week was four thousand rupees. Rama Rao devoted his entire attention to getting the correct answers and solving the puzzles.
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- The protagonist of Out of Business, Rama Rao, invested money in a gramophone company to become a Malgudi agent.
- His business went well as he used to earn a decent amount of money to live a comfortable life with his family for five years.
- However, his company suffers a stock market crash leading to the point of extinction.
- Initially, Rama Rao did not realize the financial stress. Rama Rao was a hard-working man and tried his best to get a job.
- One day he came across a journal named The Captain dedicated to crossword puzzles that offered prize money of four thousand rupees every week. Rama Rao used to dedicatedly solve the puzzles and send the answers, but got disappointed every time.
- Once a special prize of eight thousand rupees was declared by the journal. Rama Rao decided to use this opportunity but unfortunately got disappointed yet another time.
- He then decided to end his miserable life when his fortune saved him. Finally, he realized that he should quit investing in the crosswords and find a decent way of earning his livelihood.
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