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The Story of Old Grandma Kesar: Waiting for Love and Freedom A long time ago, in a small village there lived a respected lady named Old Grandma Kesar. She was a very idealistic and determined grandmother. Saffron carried herself with independence, despite the hardships of her age. Gradually, his gait became slow and he required assistance to walk on his feet. Kesar had four sons who loved him dearly, but became a burden to him. Massaging her neck everyday, bathing her and attending to her every need, all this work became the priority of her sons. The sons still loved their mother and feared losing her. One day, while on a pilgrimage to a holy place, Kesar and his sons all went to bathe in the river. His strength and life were rekindled by the touch of the river water. She was playing with the ripples of the water in the river, while her sons were eager to hand her a seat in the sun. In her joy, Kesar laughed lovingly at the sight of her sons and went back to say goodbye to them. She was filled with pride at the sight of him, while her sons wept as they knew that their mother could not rise herself. Upon returning to the city, seeing her son, Kesar reverently embraced him and said, "My dear sons. "My strength may not be physical, but my love and mental strength will always be with you. I am the guardian of your happiness, responsible for making you good." From that day on, Kesar's sons understood the importance of love and respect. And it is necessary to understand the preciousness of mother