Dukhiya and the Enchanted Cow: A Folktale of True Wealth
Dukhiya was a poor farmer who lived in a small village in Odisha. He had a small piece of land on which he grew crops to feed his family.
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Dukhiya was a poor farmer who lived in a small village in Odisha. He had a small piece of land on which he grew crops to feed his family.
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