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  THE STROK AND THE CRAB ! SUMMARY OF THE STORY :-  Once upon a time there lived a strok near the tank with the other fishes,frogs and crabs. The Strok ate  bunch of fishes everyday. As the strok was young it did not have any problem going to the tank and eat everyday but as the stroke started getting old. It was difficult for him to go to the tank and get his meal. Facing this problem the strok things of a solution. He goes to the tank and act sad to catch the attention of all the tank members. They ask the strok “what’s wrong” the strok lies and tells them that humans are planning to reconstruct the tank into a crop field. Everyone gets worried and then  the strok tells them he will help them by taking them to different tank . Everyone thanks him and follow as said the strok carry few fishes and flys to the empty tank where he lived and eats all the fishes. He keeps doing this with few fishes. One day the crab told him that now he wants to go to the new tank. As ...
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  Author:- Dharvi Bhadani Reading Time:- 4-5 mins WHO DOESN’T LIKE CUTENESS AND WHO DOESN’T LIKE MUSIC? A combination of both ahh!! perfect. Who knew that the BTS boys would influence millions of fans worldwide? All thanks to their non-stop efforts which lead them to the pride of Korea. K-pop has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon, mainstream Korean music originated from South-Korea. So how did K-pop come into existence? Generally preferred by young adults, formed around the 1990s, though the roots began from 1950s. k-pop has now been impacted a great deal by various kinds of Western music and pop gatherings. Contemporary K-pop start pinpoints to a certain date in early 1992, when the groups performed their music on TV for the first time. For those who are completely new to K-pop, let us think of groups such as One Direction, Fifth Harmony in the West as idols! K-pop, quite different from Western music has now attracted a huge audience. I feel  the melodies are cat...
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