Listening to a bang is like a bang in itself and also fun. The bitter cold, the bitter tea, the bitter grains, etc. all convey the same meaning. However, the meaning of 'karake' is more or less the same as 'kharake'. The only difference is the difference in feeling. The sharpness is related to the ear and the sharpness is associated with the mouth and the sharp taste.
When there is a crackling sound from something while eating and you feel something by eating and drinking, everyone says, bye wow! Strictly speaking, it seems that water has come in your mouth after hearing the word of sternness.
No matter what, the world these days is addicted to crackers, cracking food and drink, especially the younger generation who love envelope crackers (English meaning 'crunch'). Let's hear now for whom this cracker is delicious and useful and for whom it is tasteless and crunchy.
Once a Jatt (farmer) went to the shop during the Lohri festival to buy rice. Going to the shop, he asked the shopkeeper, "Did the prices go up?" He further replied, "Bai Bhagatya, what are the prices left? I will give you only forty rupees a kilo." These prices are for you, no matter who you are. ' Listening to the price, he put the calculation on his fingers and asked, 'Bai karmua rioria, then I have to take it, but tell me one thing, our jaggery is Rs 8-10 per kg and the sesame seeds on the rhubarb are sesame. Also sells for Rs 10-15 per kg.
Then how did your ryodis become forty rupees a kilo. ' Hearing this, Karmu said, 'Wow, wow, Bhagat! The thing with jaggery and sesame is fine. Give me your hand. ' He held four riodis in the devotee's hand and asked him to keep them under his teeth. When he chewed the rudder, he heard a thunderclap and said, 'Don't sound loud.' Yes, very strict with religion.
Then someone even got this crack. Just the value of this hardship, O Bhagat. Molasses and sesame alone are not enough. ' Hearing this strange and disturbing thing, Bhagat put two kilos of rhubarb in his skirt and asked him, 'Bai Karmu, tell me one thing, then where does this karaka come from? We will also earn four paise. ' 'Forget it! What can I explain to you? It is very expensive in the factories. You must be waiting for the house.
Saying this, Karmu evaded his next question and picked up the next customer. Going home looking after his jaggery and sesame seeds, he kept thinking that Bai Lala was right, her sister-in-law's karaka is very expensive. If it comes to wearing Jatt, let him build a silver house. Lying on the verandah with buffaloes, he kept thinking even at night that this noise was a big thing. If our Rs 2 per kg of potatoes is sold, then it is sold in Rs 200 per kg in a lazy envelope.
If 15 rupees per kg of flour would fall, then biscuits would also sell for 150-200 rupees per kg. After enduring the heat and cold in the bare villages for many months, the sugarcane, wheat, potatoes, etc. produced in the fields at night are sold and the pulses are sold.
But in a matter of hours, millions of millionaires. Sometimes he would think that we should leave farming and start a hardworking factory. Sometimes we open a shop like Lala thinks. Ever wonder where we will get so much money. First, don't go down. Her eyes widened as she thought. Waking up in the dark in the morning, he forgot the nightmare.
Hoping to repay all the previous debts of the arhatiya, he went to irrigate the swaying sugarcane and potato crop.
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