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    Bholi was a village girl who was discriminated against for having pockmarks and stuttering. She was considered unintelligent by her family until she began her education. This transformed her into a confident, independent woman. At first, Bholi agreed to an unequal marriage with Bishamber Nath to maintain her family's honor, but refused when she discovered his greed and contemptible character. The story highlights the importance of education, gender equality, and condemning the evils of dowry and discrimination against the differently abled. It shows how Bholi proved herself to be responsible and caring despite facing neglect from her family early on.

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    Bholi was a village girl who was discriminated against for having pockmarks and stuttering. She was considered unintelligent by her family until she began her education. This transformed her into a confident, independent woman. At first, Bholi agreed to an unequal marriage with Bishamber Nath to maintain her family's honor, but refused when she discovered his greed and contemptible character. The story highlights the importance of education, gender equality, and condemning the evils of dowry and discrimination against the differently abled. It shows how Bholi proved herself to be responsible and caring despite facing neglect from her family early on.

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    Bholi was a village girl who was discriminated against for having pockmarks and stuttering. She was considered unintelligent by her family until she began her education. This transformed her into a confident, independent woman. At first, Bholi agreed to an unequal marriage with Bishamber Nath to maintain her family's honor, but refused when she discovered his greed and contemptible character. The story highlights the importance of education, gender equality, and condemning the evils of dowry and discrimination against the differently abled. It shows how Bholi proved herself to be responsible and caring despite facing neglect from her family early on.

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    Bholi BY-K.A.Abbas Theme

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    Bholi was a village girl who was discriminated against for having pockmarks and stuttering. She was considered unintelligent by her family until she began her education. This transformed her into a confident, independent woman. At first, Bholi agreed to an unequal marriage with Bishamber Nath to maintain her family's honor, but refused when she discovered his greed and contemptible character. The story highlights the importance of education, gender equality, and condemning the evils of dowry and discrimination against the differently abled. It shows how Bholi proved herself to be responsible and caring despite facing neglect from her family early on.

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    BHOLI

    BY-K.A.Abbas
    Theme
    It is the story of a village girl who was discriminated because she stammered and had pock-marks
    on her face. She was considered a simpleton. Education transformed a dumb cow into a fearless
    and courageous girl. First she agreed to marry an unequal match, just to maintain the honour of
    the family. Bishamber wanted to marry her after getting 5000 Rs as dowry. Bholi refused to have
    a mean, greedy and contemptible coward like Bishamber Nath as her husband.
    Message
    • Impact of family on children. Bholi fails to develop self-confidence because of her parents
    indifference towards her. Family support and emotional security are essential for proper
    child development.
    • Necessity of gender equality
    • Importance of education and the role of a teacher in a child’s life
    education is like a philosopher’s stone which can turn a base metal into gold.
    *social evils we see in the story
    ✓ Dowry system
    ✓ Gender discrimination
    ✓ Family considering differently-abled children as a shame and neglecting them
    Character Sketch
    Bholi- considered a simpleton—backward child------pockmarks all over the body----stammered-
    --hardworking and dedicated learner------grew up to be confident, bold and independent---
    agreed to marry Bishamber to maintain the family’s honour----couldn’t tolerate her father’s
    insult-----raised her voice against the social evil -----proved that she was educated in true sense—
    responsible girl---- promised to take care of her parents when they grow old
    Bishamber Nath- well to do grocer----had a big shop---a house of his own----thousands of money
    in the bank-----a widower---had children from his first wife----an unequal match for Bholi-----
    almost the age of her father----limped---dazzle her parents with the pomp and grandeur of the
    marriage procession-----reveals his true colours on seeing the pock marks----shamelessly
    demanded 5000 rs-----didn’t budge even after Ramlal kept his turban on his feet----humiliated
    by Bholi-----called by her as a mean, contemptible coward
    Ramlal- well to do farmer----prosperous household----maintained a big family----discriminated
    Bholi on her disability grounds----sons sent to city-----provided proper education----married his
    daughters at an early age -----Bholi sent to school as he couldn’t disobey the Tehsildar-------a
    pragmatic and practical man -----money and wealth more important-----happy to marry off Bholi
    to an old and limping man----put his turban at Bishamber’s feet-----ready to give 5000 rs

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