b) Imagine you are Abdul Kalam and you are writing in your diary about the day your teacher invited you for a meal. How did you feel when his wife didn't want to serve you in her kitchen? How did your teacher try to make things better? Describe any changes you noticed in the teacher's wife's mind as the real progressed. Make a diary entry about it using simple words. 10 marks answer ​

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[Diary Entry]

Date: [Insert Date]

Dear Diary,

Today was an unusual day, filled with both joy and disappointment. My dear teacher, Mr. Sharma, invited me to his home for a meal. I was excited and honored to accept his invitation, looking forward to spending time with him and his family outside the classroom.

However, when I arrived and Mrs. Sharma hesitated to let me into her kitchen, I couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness and confusion. It hurt to think that she didn't want me to be a part of something as simple as sharing a meal together. It made me question if I had done something wrong or if there was something about me that she didn't like.

But my dear teacher, being the kind and wise man that he is, quickly sensed my discomfort. He gently reassured me that everything was okay and that he would take care of everything. Instead of letting the situation escalate, he gracefully intervened, suggesting that we dine together in the living room.

As the meal progressed, I couldn't help but notice a change in Mrs. Sharma's demeanor. At first, she seemed distant and reserved, but as we conversed and shared stories, I could see her gradually warming up to me. Her initial apprehension seemed to melt away, replaced by genuine interest and kindness.

By the end of the evening, Mrs. Sharma was smiling and engaging with me just like any other guest in her home. It was a heartwarming reminder that sometimes, misunderstandings can be overcome through patience, understanding, and the willingness to bridge divides.

Today taught me a valuable lesson about the power of empathy and compassion, even in the face of initial discomfort. I am grateful for the opportunity to have shared a meal with my teacher and his family, and I am hopeful that our bond will only continue to grow stronger with time.

With gratitude,

Abdul Kalam

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