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March Examinations in India

PM BALAJI 1971 (VISAKHAPATNAM)

Examination is a botheration which is coming from generation to generation !
If you fail in the examination then you will get first father's insultation, mother's consolation, brother's consultation and lover's deviation.
Again try for the next examination with determination.
If you again fail in the examination then it is better to take up cultivation which is the main occupation of our Nation !!

About this poem

It is all about the tiresome perception during childhood everyone has towards examination and India is no exception

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Written on August 15, 2002

Submitted by pmbalajinaidu on June 26, 2023

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