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    Point2Bnoted - This blog is completely dedicated to make English stories and poems available in Hindi language, so that these stories can reach all those people who are deprived of these great poems when they do not know English language. Also for the students who want to get good marks in the exam. It is a place for those people who want to study English and Hindi stories , poems, essays and many more...

  ๐Ÿ‘‰My story- who inspired me

     Hello friends, my name is Ankita Namdev . I am committed to reveal Hindi and English poetry to the people. I started my blog in June 2020.
 
     When I was doing my graduation, I came to know that there are many such students who are unable to buy books and study material due to paucity of money. This was the reason that inspired me to create this blog. This blog of mine is a small effort to provide high quality study material to those students so that they can complete their studies without any loss.
  Apart from this, people who are fond of reading Hindi and English poetry, they will find stories, poems, novels, articles and much more in this blog. Keeping in mind the convenience of the readers, an attempt has been made to explain the meaning of English poetry in Hindi.
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