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vPNs uEcj izkIr djus ds fy,

?kj ij Hkh i<+uk vko‛;d gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

33- eSa v/;kidkss dks mudh xfYr;ka

crkrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

34- eq>s ges‛kk Hk; yxk jgrk gS

fd vk‛kk ls de vad u feysaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

35- aeSa i<+rs le; Hkkjh leL;kvksa

dk lek/kku djds gh NksM+rk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

36- eSa izfr;ksfxrk dh Hkkouk ls

i<+rk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

37- eSa iw.kZ fo‛okl ds lkFk iz‛uksa ds

mRrj nsrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

38- eSa vius tsc [kpZ ls fdrkcsaa

[kjhnrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

39- eSa ekrk&firk dh bPNk ls vf/kd

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gh i<+rk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

40- esjs fe= cgqr cqf)eku gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

41- eSa viuk fodkl djuk vf/kd

ilaUn djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

42- eSa ijh{kk esa fiNyh ckj ls vf/kd

vad ikus dh lksprk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

43- eSa vius dk;ksZa dh ;kstuk Lo;a

cukrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

44- eSa ikB i<+dj nksgjkuk ilUn

djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

45- eSa viuh n`f’V ls vPNk fo|kFkhZ gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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CLIMATE SUPPORTIVENESS SCALE

vjk/kuk ‚kqDyk laxhrk feJk

izoDrk ‚kks/k Nk=k

euksfoKku foHkkx ,oe~ euksfoKku foHkkx

dqekÅ¡ fo‛ofo|ky;] ifjlj dkuiqj fo‛ofo|ky;

vYeksM+k dkuiqj

izLrqr ijh{k.k dk mn~ns‛~; ;g tkuuk gS fd vki vius fo|ky; ds ckjs esa D;k

lksprs gSaA vki gj dFku dks /;ku iwoZd i<s+a vkSj viuh izfrfdz;k izR;sd dFku ds lkeus fn;s

x;s vuqdzeksa ¼cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de½ esa ls fdlh ,d ij lgh ¼½ dk

fu‛kku yxkdj nhft;sA le; dh ikcUnh ugha gS] fQj Hkh dk;Z ftruh ‚kh?kzrk ls gks djsaA

1- esjs fo|ky; ds Nk= eS=h iw.kZ gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

2- eSa viuh lkjh ijs‛kkuh v/;kidksa dks

crkrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

3- eSa vius v/;kid dh ckrsa ekurk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

4- v/;kid d{kk esa esjh ckr ekurs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

5- eSa mu Nk=ksa dks vPNk ekurk gw¡] tks

v/;kid dh xyr ckrksa dk [kaMu

djrs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

6- eSa vkxs cSBuk ilUn djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

7- eSa ftl fo’k; ls Mjrk gw¡] mlds

?kUVs esa ugha tkrkA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

8- d{kk esa v/;kid ds vuqifLFkr gksus

ij eSa ekWfuVj dh ckr ekurk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

9- eSa fu;fer #i ls ekfld ijh{kk

nsrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

10- eq>s i<+kbZ ls Åc gksrh gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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11- eSa Ldwy ds vfUre ?k.Vs ugha i<+rkA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

12- eq>s udy djus okys cPpksa ls fp<+ gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

13- viuh xyrh ij v/;kidksa }kjk MkVs

tkus ij eq>s nq[k ugha gksrkA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

14- eSa v/;kidksa dks eu gh eu xkfy;kaW

nsrh jgrh gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

15- eq>s vehj Nk=ksa ls Hk; yxrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

16- eq>s v/;kid ds iz‛u iwNus ij Hk;

yxrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

17- eSa viuk x`g dk;Z iwjk j[krh gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

18- eSa ekfld ijh{kk ls ugha ?kcjkrh gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

19- eSa fdlh egRoiw.kZ dkj.k ds fcuk d{kk

esa vuqifLFkr ugha gksrhA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

20- eSa vuqifLFkr gksus ij ;g lksprh gw¡

fd v/;kid dksbZ egRoiw.kZ ikB i<+k

pqds gksaxsA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

21- eSa rjg rjg ds psgjs cukdj ;g

fn[kk nsrh gw¡ fd d{kk esa esjk eu

ugha yx jgk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

22- eSa mfpr lEeku ds fy;s iz;Ru‛khy

jgrh gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

23- eSa Mk¡V ls cpus ds fy;s rjg rjg

ds cgkus cukrh gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

24- esjs fo|ky; esa v/;kidksa dh dqN

Nk=ksa ij fo‛ks’k d`ik jgh gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

25- esjs fo|ky; esa de lhV ij

vf/kd cPps cSBrs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

26- esjs fo|ky; dh d{kkvksa ds ikl

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izk;% ‚kksj gksrk jgrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

27- esjs fo|ky; dh d{kkvksa esa izdk‛k

dh Bhd O;oLFkk ugha gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

28- esjs fo|ky; ds v/;kid Qkyrw

ckrsa djrs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

29- esjs v/;kid vPNkbZ ij ‚kkck‛kh

nsrs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

30- eq>s [kkyh ?k.Vs ds ‚kksj ls

dfBukbZ gksrh gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

31- esjs fo?ky; esa fcuk izkFkZuk&i=

ds vuqifLFkr jgus ij Qkbu

yxk;k tkrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

32- esjs fo|ky; esa [ksy dk vPNk

eSnku gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

33- esjs fo|ky; esa vPNk iqLrdky; gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

34- esjs fo|ky; esa vPNh iz;ksx‛kkyk;sa gaSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

35- esjs fo|ky; esa d{kk dk;Z o x`g dk;Z

dh fu;fer tk¡p gksrh gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

36- esjs fo|ky; esa tkrh;rk dh Hkkouk

cgqr vf/kd gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

37- esjs fo|ky; esa jhfr&fjoktksa dks

ekuus ij cy fn;k tkrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

38- esjs fo|ky; esa vusd izdkj ds vRlo

gksrs gSaA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

39- esjs fo|ky; esa vfHkHkkod&v/;kid

ehfVax gksrh gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

40- eq>s viuk fo|ky; vPNk yxrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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ADJECTIVE CHECK LIST

Mk0 vkjk/kuk ‚kqDyk

ofj’B izoDrk euksfoKku foHkkx

dqekÅ¡ fo‛ofo|ky;

vYeksM+k

eSa vkids lkeus dqN fo‛ks’k.kksa dh lwph izLrqr dj jgh gw¡A vki bls /;ku iwoZd

i<+sa vkSj izR;sd fo‛ks’k.kksa dks vius v/;kid dh mifLFkfr dh ek=k dks ml fo‛ks’k.k ds vkxs nh

x;h ek=k cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de esa ls lgh ¼½ dk fu‛kku yxkdj

Bhd ek=k dks O;Dr djsaaA blh izdkj vki nwljksa ds xq.kksa dk Hkh ewY;kadu dj ldrs gSaA le;

dk dksbZ izfrcU/k ugha gS] fQj Hkh dk;Z ‚kh?kzrk ls djus dk iz;Ru djsaA

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1- Bqyeqy cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

2- pqLr cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

3- vk‛kkoknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

4- fpM+fpM+k cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

5- lkekftd cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

6- Mjiksd cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

7- Lkglh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

8- datwl cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

9- /kkfeZd cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

10- LokfHkekuh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

11- ‚kehZyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

12- fpfUrr cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

13- LoxrHkk’kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

14- ,dkUr fiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

15- nk‛kZfud cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

16- eS=hfiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

17- ykijokg cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

18- feykoVh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

19- dzks/kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

20- lg;ksxh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

21- ftKklw cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

22- fuHkZj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

23- pkykd cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

24- /kwrZ cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

25- ftn~nh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

26- mRlkgh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

27- dqf.Br cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

28- uSfrdrkoknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

29- ijksidkjh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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30- deZfu’B cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

31- voljoknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

32- cgkusckt cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

33- ferO;;h cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

34- nwljksa ij fo‛okl

djus okyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

35- vkRe lUrq’V cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

36- gks‛~; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

37- /kks[ksckt cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

38- n;kyw cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

39- ifjJeh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

40- cM+ksa dk vknj

djus okyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

41- leku nf’Vdks.kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

42- bZ’;kZyw cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

43- egRokdka{kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

44- lRloknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

45- Lusgh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

46- dV~Vjoknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

47- n<+ fu‛p;h cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

48- izHkqRo‛khy cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

49- Lora= izo`fRr cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

50- LoPNrk fiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

51- bZekunkj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

52- izfrHkk’kkyh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

53- pfj=oku cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

54- vuq‛kklufiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

55- jktuhfrK cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

56- yksdfiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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57- U;k;fiz; cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

58- e`nqHkk’kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

59- gksugkj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

60- i<+kdw cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

61- vfgald cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

62- xEHkhj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

63- nwjn‛khZ cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

64- /kS;Zoku cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

65- le>nkj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

66- dqrdhZ cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

67- ijkdzeh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

68- funZ;h cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

69- galeq[k cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

70- f‛k’Bkpkjh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

71- loZK cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

72- dYiuk‛khy cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

73- eeZK cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

74- fo‛oklik= cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

75- fgrS’kh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

76- laosnu‛khy cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

77- viUrooknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

78- l`tukRed cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

79- ekuorkoknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

80- pqxy[kksj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

81- fuUnd cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

82- brjkusokyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

83- dkepksj cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

84- QwgM+ cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

85- vkosxh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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86- nCcw cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

87- QS‛kuokyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

88- ‚kjkjrh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

89- vLi’Voknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

90- ckrwuh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

91- #f<+oknh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

92- <ksaxh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

93- ‚kDdh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

94- fonzksgh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

95- ckr fNikus okyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

96- ‘kM~;U=dkjh cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

97- udpM+k cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

98- uqDrkphuh djus okyk cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

99- eq¡g QV cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

100- pkiywl cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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‚kSf{kd vfHkizsj.k ekiuh ø ,0 ,e0 vkbZ À

vkjk/kuk ‚kqDyk lfork dukZVd

uke & d{kk &

firk@ekrk dk uke &

fyax & fuokl & ‚kgj@xk¡o &

irk &

funsZ‛k %&

bl iz‛ukoyh esa ‛kS{kf.kd vfHkizsj.kk ls lEcfU/kr dqN iz‛u fn;s x;s gSaA

vki mu iz‛uksa dks /;ku iwoZd i<+dj viuh izfrfdz;k izR;sd iz‛u ds lkeus fn;s x;s fodYiksa

¼cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de½ esa ls fdlh ,d ij lgh ¼½ dk fu‛kku

yxkdj nhft;sA le; dh ikcUnh ugha gS] fQj Hkh dk;Z ftruh ‚kh?kzrk ls gks djsaA

1- eSa fo|ky; ds KkukRed dk;ksZa tSls

fy[kuk@i<+uk@fo‛ys’k.k djuk

vkfn esa vkuUn vuqHko djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

2- eSa fdlh dk;Z dks iwjk fd;s fcuk

ugha NksM+rkA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

3- eSa fo|ky; esa vPNs ls vPNk fu’iknu

djus dh dksf‛k‛k djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

4- vlQyrk dk Hk; ,oa fpUrk esjk

/;ku Hkax ugha dj ikrsA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

5- izk;% fpUrk vkSj ncko dh n‛kk ds

ckn dk;Z djus esa vkuUn vkrk gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

6- eSa mPp y{; dk fu/kkZj.k djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

7- eSa ;g mEehn djrk gw¡ fd fo|ky;

ds vkRe fodkl esa lgk;rk nsrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

8- eSa f‛k{kk dks mRre vkthfodk ,oa

iSls ls Åij le>rk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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9- eSa izk;% v/;kidksaa ds i<+kus ds

rjhdksa dh vkykspuk djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

10- eSa nwljksa ij izHkko Mkyuk pkgrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

11- eSa nwljs fo|kfFkZ;ksa ls vPNk dk;Z

djuk pkgrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

12- eSa fo|ky; ds fdz;k&dykiksa ds

QyLo#i iz‛kalk ikuk pkgrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

13- eSa nwljkas dks Hkh fo|ky; dk

egRoiw.kZ Hkkx ekurk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

14- eSa d{kk esa ‚kkUr jgrk gw¡ vkSj viuk

dk;Z vdsys djuk pkgrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

15- eSa fo|ky; dh xfrfof/k;ksa dks

udkjrs gqos nwljs dk;Z djuk ilUn

djrk gw¡A cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

16- eSa izk;% ;g eglwl djrk gw¡ fd

fo|ky; esa fdlh ij dksbZ fu;U=.k

ugha gSA cgqr vf/kd@vf/kd@lkekU;@de@cgqr de

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