why was the narrator qouted the example of a man from UDIPI in the text?

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why was the narrator qouted the example of a man from UDIPI in the text?​

Alaia · Answer

Explanation:   The story of the man from Udipi provides an insight into poverty against the changing times of India. The man from Udipi was a priest's son. As a child he always used to pray for a pair of shoes.

Ella · Answer

Answer:   The story of the man from Udipi provides an insight into poverty against the changing times of India. The man from Udipi was a priest's son. As a child he always used to pray for a pair of shoes.

Kylie

x²+2/x² = 3 …Is this a quadratic equation ???…Pls no spams…Legit answers only….

If h(x) = f?(x) – gº(a),
f'(x) = -9(x) and
9(x) = f(x), then h'(x)
is:
A
0
B ) 1

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The story of the man from Udipi provides an insight into poverty against the changing times of India. The man from Udipi was a priest’s son. As a child he always used to pray for a pair of shoes.

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