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Question
Do you agree with Akshay’s grandmother?
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Solution
No, I don’t agree with Akshay’s grandmother.
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Has it ever happened with you that you wanted to do something but the elders in the family did not allow you?
If you were in Ritu’s place, what would you do?
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What else can be done when such things happen? Discuss.
