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Accident by car





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Action - Accident by car

In the above picture, four characters are perceived as having an age group of 17-42, all are male and in a positive mood.

The main character of my story is Anubhav, 20 years B.Arch. student. That day he was on his way back home with his friend. Suddenly a speeding car hit a tangawala coming from the front. Instead of stopping the car, car driver tried to escape from the accident spot. Anubhav immediately clicks a picture of the speeding car including its number. He with help of two other people took the tangawala to a nearby hospital. After the arrival of his family, he leaves for the police station and submitted the picture there. Police with help of information provided easily traced the car's driver and Anubhav was praised for his work.

#Additional (Not to write in PPDT Or TAT)- 
Values depicted in the story ( above underlines means...)

  1. Shows hero to be social 
  2. quick response
  3. Also, indulge others shows realistic
  4. Completes his duty towards society and believes in Law


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