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[1]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "Every morning, postman Raghunath cycled thirty kilometres through villages that had no library. In his bag, beside the letters, he carried a notebook. Whenever an old person told him a story, a song, or a recipe, he wrote it down, with the teller's name and village. People laughed at first: a postman collecting stories instead of only delivering post. Years later, when a schoolteacher asked children to write about their grandparents, Raghunath opened his notebook. The children found their own family stories there, in their own words. The notebook did not make Raghunath famous. It made the villages remember themselves." Which statement best expresses the central idea of the passage?

1.
Villages need libraries more than postmen
2.
A postman should only deliver letters
3.
By recording ordinary people's stories, the postman preserved village memory for the next generation
4.
Old stories are useless for schoolchildren
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : By recording ordinary people's stories, the postman preserved village memory for the next generation

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सही उत्तर By recording ordinary people's stories, the postman preserved village memory for the next generation है।

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Raghunath's notebook preserved stories that children later found as their own family history.

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[1]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "Every morning, postman Raghunath cycled thirty kilometres through villages that had no library. In his bag, beside the letters, he carried a notebook. Whenever an old person told him a story, a song, or a recipe, he wrote it down, with the teller's name and village. People laughed at first: a postman collecting stories instead of only delivering post. Years later, when a schoolteacher asked children to write about their grandparents, Raghunath opened his notebook. The children found their own family stories there, in their own words. The notebook did not make Raghunath famous. It made the villages remember themselves." Which statement best expresses the central idea of the passage?

1.
Villages need libraries more than postmen
2.
A postman should only deliver letters
3.
By recording ordinary people's stories, the postman preserved village memory for the next generation
4.
Old stories are useless for schoolchildren

Correct Answer: By recording ordinary people's stories, the postman preserved village memory for the next generation

Raghunath's notebook preserved stories that children later found as their own family history.

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