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Zf]W Gepsf] A'emfo kl/ro • 1 kl/ro dw;;DaGwL] vf; } zfw] gePsf ] aemfO' cfd ¿kdf :jLsfo { blvG5] . ;f] aemfOdf' cflzs+ ;Totf 5 . lsgls ;du | gkfnL] ;dfhsf ] cWoog– cg;GwfgnfO' { lnP/ ;dt] p:t } cleJolQm cfpg ] u5 { . To:tf ] cleJolQm unt g } xf ] eGg ] cfwf/ xfdf| ] 1fg¿kL e08f/n ] lbPsf ] 5g} . sxL] /fd}}| cWoogx¿ klg ePsf 5g \ h;n ] ljleGg bli6sf[ 0faf6] xfdf| ] ;dfhnfO { a‰g' ;3fp5gF \ . oBlk zfw] / ;dfhlj1fgsf ] bxf| ] k/Dk/f gePsf ] gkfnL] ;dfhdf, sxL] ckjfbnfO { 5f8] /,] clwsfz+ ljifodf kofKt{ 1fg pTkfbg gxg' ' gfnf} ] xfOg] . clg uxlsnf ] zfwx¿] guGo xg' ' cfZro{ xfOg] . 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To:t } dfl6g{ rftf/Laf6} ksflzt| dw;] ljbf| xsf] ] gfnLanL] -@)^$_ df lr/g dfgGw/ / tLy { lji6åf/f dntM' @)^# df3sf ] cfGbfng;DaGwL] cWoognfO { ;d6] g\ ] p2Zon] ] ;fduL| ;rLs" t[ ul/Psf ] lyof ] . t/ ljut ^÷& jifotf{ / dntM' @)^# df3df dw;df] cleJoQm /fhgLlts–;f:s+ lts[ hfu/0f o; ljifodf rf;f ] hufpg ] pTsif { laGb ' aGof ] . ;f ] jf:tljstfsf] b;Lkdf0f| t/fO–dw{ ;] ;Gbe{ uGy| df kz:t| } kfOG5 h;df cl3Nnf bj' } ;rLnfO" { PsLst;d[ t] ul/Psf ] 5 . of ] ;Gbe { ;rLn" ] ;Sbf ] Ifq] / bfo/fnfO{ ;d6] g\ ] kof;| u/sf] ] xfdLnfO { ljZjf; 5 . of ] ;ªu\ x| ;ft v08df ljeflht 5 – k:ts÷k' sflzt| ;fduLÙ| cksflzt| kltj| bg] / sfokqÙ{ lstfasf ] nvÙ] hgnsf{ ] nvÙ] zfwkqÙ] kqklqsfsf ] ;fduL| — nv÷l/kf] 6] ,{ ;DkfbsLo, cGtjftf{ Ù{ / OG6/g6df] pknAw ;fduL| — nv÷k] ltj| bg,] cGtjftf{ { . kqklqsf / OG6/g6df] pknAw ;fduL| ;d;fdlos / /fhgLlts ljifodf a9L slGb] t| 5g \ . kfoM| k:tsx¿' klg To:t } 5g \ . t/ /fhgLltsf ] cnfjf cflys{ / ;f:slts+ Ifq,] ;fy } kfs| lts[ ;f| t] ;fwg, jftfj/0f / cGo ;fdflhs kIf;uF } kfljlws| ljifosf k:tsx¿' klg blvG5g] \ . o;sf ] cnfjf efiff÷jfªdonfO\ { kltlglwTj| ug {] sxL] k:ts' klg ;rLs" t[ 5g\ . lqe'jg ljZjljBfnonufot k"jf{~rn ljZjljBfno, sf7df8f}F kl/ro • 3 ljZjljBfno / kfv/f] ljZjljBfnodf pkflwsf ] nflu tof/ ul/Psf cg;Gwfg' / zfwkq] ;dflji6 5g \ . ;fy } sxL] zfwkqx¿] ljbzL] ljZjljBfnox¿sf klg o;df ;dl6Psf] 5g \ . k:ts,' kltj| bg,] zfwkq] cflbnfO { lglZrt ;do ;Ldfleq gafwLF e6] ;Dd] ;dfjz] ul/Psf ] 5 . To:t } ljleGg hgn{ / k:tsleq' k/sf] nvx¿] klg xfdLn ] kfP;Dd ;d6] sf] 5f F} . sfokqsf{ ] ;rL" eg ] ckIff] u/eGbf] ;fgf ] 5 . sxL] xfdf| ] ;dfofhgdf] ePsf sdhf/Lsf] sf/0f / sxL] sfoqmd{ cfofhs] /÷jf sfokq{ k:tf| tf;] uF } Jojl:yt nut gePsfn] ] sfoqmdx¿af/{ ] hfgsf/L eP klg yk' }| sfokq{ o;df ;dfjz] gePsfdf] xfdLnfO { vb] 5 . kqklqsfsf ] v08df dVotof' sf7df8faf6F} ksflzt| kqklqsfsf ;fduL| 5g \ . gkfnsf] kd| v' blgs} / ;fKtflxs Pj + kd| v' Dofulhgsf] nvx¿] o; v08df ;dflji6 5g \ . dntM' ljrf/ kwfg| Pj + ljZnif0ffTds] nv,] l/kf6f] h{ / vfhd] ns" nvx¿] k/sf] 5g \ . o; v08df /fhgLlts ljifo a9L xfaL ePsf ] :ki6 } blvP] klg ;fdflhs, ;f:s+ lts,[ eflifs ljifosf ;fduL| ;dt] /flvPsf 5g \ . dw;;DaGwL] ;DkfbsLo / cGtjftf{ { klg /flvPsf ] 5 . t/fOsf{ dxŒjk0f" { ;x/x¿af6 ksflzt| kqklqsfsf ;fduL| /fVg ] xfdf| ] kof;| ckIffs] t[ ;kmn ePg . 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Pl;of l/kf6] { g=+ !#^ . nlntk/' M cfO;LhL . cfrfo,{ ds' Gb' . @)%# . efhk] /L' pvfg 6Ssf' . sf7df8f F} M gkfn] /fhsLo k1f–k| lti7fg| . cfhfb, cf/=8L= . ldlt pNnv] gePsf ] . t/fO { hn /xL x } . 7fp F pNnv] gePsf ] M cf/=8L= cfhfb . cf/=8L= tyf Pn=Pn= . @)## . gkfnsf] ljleGg hflt / nfs] uLt M Ps kl/ro . sf7df8f F} M hubDaf ksfzg| . pkfWofo, b|f]0fs'df/ . @)%% . /fhjzL+ hflt M Ps kl/ro . emfkf M ksfzs| pNnv] gePsf ] . pkfWofo, bf| 0fs] df/' . @)%% . /fhjzL+ kl/ro -efiff, lnlk / Jofs/0f v08_ . emfkf M /fhjzL+ efiff krf/| ;ldlt . cfPr;LPrcf/,] gkfn] . @)^$ . uf/} / cf;kf;sf ufpdfF rt} & ut] ePsf] xTofsf08af/] pRrfo'Qmsf] sfof{no–g]kfnåf/f ul/Psf] cg;Gwfgsf' lgisif { -jzfv} @)^$_ . sf7df8f F} M cfPr;LPrcf/] . cfemf,] bjLk] ;fb| . @)^) . ;b' /klZrdsf" ] kqsfl/tf . sf7df8f F} M dfl6g{ rftf/L} . s6jfn,\ ;~h ' / c¿ . ;g \ @))^ . cGt/blnt ebefj,] t/fOsf{ blntx¿sf] cj:yf M Ps cWoog kltj| bg] -åeflifs–cª} u\ hL_]| . sf7df8f F} M Nofgsfp g]kfn . sfkl8, /fde/f;] . ;g \ !(() . cKkg cglrGxf/ . hgsk/' M ;/h" ksfzg| . sfkl8, /fde/f;] . @)%^ . hgsk/wfd' / o; Ifqsf] ;f:s+ lts[ ;Dkbfx¿ . hgsk/' M ;/h" ksfzg| . sfsL,{ nfs] Gb] | / aL/Gb] axfb| /' a:gt] .
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