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Read carefully outline of the story and develop the outline into a story. Also suggest a [5] Guru Dronacharya -wanted to test archery skill-selected a tree in the forest- placed a wooden "suitable title'.( word limit 150 - 170 )

bird on a bare branch-were to hit the bird in the eye -Yudhisthir stepped forward- "Can you see me ?" asked Dronacharya Yes replied Yudhisthir -asked him to put down the bow

each prince replied the same- asked to retire from the competition- finally came Arjuna "Arjuna ,do you see me?" asked Guru Dronacharya."I see only my target ",said Arjuna - Arjun hit the bird's hea

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