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write a brief note on Seemapuri periphony of Delhi​

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Describe Seemapuri- a place on the Periphery of Delhi- Lost Spring

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Q. How does the writer describe Seemapuri, a place on the periphery of Delhi ?

Answer - In the story ' Lost Spring' the writer Anees Jung mentions Seemapuri, a town on the periphery ( boundary ) of Delhi. It is a slum area. Around 10,000 rag-pickers ( कूड़ा बीनने वाले ) live here. Their houses are structures of mud. They have roofs of tin and tarpaulin ( तिरपाल ). In Seemapuri, there is no sewage ( सीवरेज की व्यवस्था ) drainage ( नालियां ). The people of Seemapuri had come from Bangladesh in 1971. These people have no identity. But they have ration )-

They have their names on voters' list. Food is more important for them than else. They pitch ( गाड़ देना ) their tents wherever they can find food. For them rag-picking means their food or their life. Rag - piking ( garbage ) to them is gold. Here gold means daily bread. For children, it is more than daily bread. For children, it is an amazing thing ( हैरान करने वाली वस्तु ) wrapped in wonder ( हैरानी ). When they find a silver coin in a heap ( ढेर ) of garbage ( कूड़ा - कड़कर ) , they do not stop probing it. These children have always hope of finding more