Pallab is a boy from a small village. His parents are very poor. They farm and somehow manage their family. Pallab really wants to study, but his parents don't have the money to educate him.
When Pallab was 10 years old, his father fell ill. From then on, all the responsibilities of the family fell on Pallab's mother. Pallab's mother worked day and night to run the family, but even then their situation was not good.
Pallab suffered a lot, but he didn't give up. He went to school, studied, and helped his mother. Pallab's dream was that one day he would grow up and relieve his parents' suffering.
But more hardships awaited Pallab in his life. One day, his mother fell ill. The doctor said that she needed an operation, but there was no money. Pallab was devastated. What would he do?
After Pallab's mother fell ill, Pallab's life became even more difficult. He goes to the hospital with his mother, but the money is not enough to get the operation. Pallab's mother tells him, "Dad, you study, don't suffer like your father."
Pallab's eyes fill with tears, but he doesn't give up. He returns home with his mother and continues his studies. Pallab's father gets a little better, but his mother is still sick.
One day, Pallab's school teacher decides to help him after hearing his story. He creates a fund for Pallab and collects money with the help of other teachers and students in the school.
With the money from the fund, Pallab's mother undergoes an operation and gets better. Pallab is very happy and thanks his teacher.
After Pallab's mother's operation, Pallab's life gets a little better. He focuses more on his studies and works harder to fulfill his dreams.
One day, a scholarship exam is held in Pallab's school. Pallab takes part in the exam and secures first place. He gets a scholarship, which is enough to cover his education expenses.
Pallab is very happy and thanks his teacher. He tells his parents, "Mom, Dad, I won't suffer any more from now on. I will study and remove your suffering."
Pallab's parents are very happy and hug him tightly. They said, "Dad, you are our pride."
Pallab focused more on his studies and worked harder to fulfill his dreams. He used his scholarship money to get his parents treated and built a good house for them.
Pallab completed his studies and got a good job. He started a new life with his parents and removed all their troubles.
Pallab's parents were very happy and hugged him tightly. They said, "Dad, you are the biggest gift of our life."
Pallab smiled and said, "Mom, Dad, I am proud to be your child."
This is how Pallab's story ends. He fulfills his dreams and removes his parents' troubles. 😊
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