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เดฑเตเดฑเตเดฑเดฟเดเดเตเดเดณเตเด เดฑเดฟเดตเตเดฏเตเดเดณเตเด
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Sandeep Tung was born in a very backward village of Haryana in a very poor family in a low-caste Valmiki caste. His father was a scoundrel. When he was only three years old, his father left the village due to fights and settled in Punjab, far away from his native village. Like other Valmikis, his father came here and started his livelihood by cleaning the village. Sandeep Tung's childhood began to pass with extreme hardships and hardships. They were two brothers in which Sandeep Tung was younger and had a younger sister. In his childhood, Sandeep Tung grazed goats, cleaned the drains of the village, and saw his father fighting in panchayats. Due to his sharp intellect, he passed the Navodaya Vidyalaya test at the age of nine and completed his studies up to the twelfth standard with medical subjects in the hostel. After 12th, he returned to the village and taught in a private school, taught tuition, grazed animals, and cleaned the village. Meanwhile, the author cracked the entrance test of E.T.T. and he completed his two-year course degree in teaching. Here he met various political people and the author's political consciousness developed rapidly due to his contact. After some time, the author got a job as a government primary teacher and after a few years, he was selected in the Master cadre. The writer saw the problems and pressures of the workers very closely and felt the abominations prevalent in various political waves. The author studied Russian, Chinese, German, French, and Indian literature.
