A small tribal village in the south of Rajasthan is Rajpur. After independence, the village has grown. People are also reading and writing. This is the story of this village. When Gram Panchayat was formed in Rajpur, then Ramprasad of Sarpanch built village itself. He was such a good man that he always used to help every man. They would always give support to the people of the villages and always give them good advice. There were only days left in Diwali. Ramprasad wrested in the village, that this time the house of Diwali, whose house will be the most beautiful punishment, will be rewarded. As soon as they heard the sarcasm, the villagers gathered in hard work to decorate their homes. In order to make the girls sit down, they started collecting chapatti and geru. The kids started collecting crackers and sparklers. Elders and women buy lamps, oils, desserts, candles-lanterns. All the houses were taken in the cleaning of the house. By the evening of Diwali, Rajpur was dressed like a bride. All made their house inside and outside and thereby kept the candles and kept the candles in place. Hang the lantern on the outside trees. All the villages got awake with light. The children started leaving crackers and sparklers. Children were pleased to be dressed in all new clothes. At 8 pm, Sarpanch Ramprasad went to see the village Diwali with some of his companions. All the houses were beautifully decorated. Ramprasad was not able to understand that the decoration of which house was the most beautiful man. On his way, Ramprasad was shocked when he reached the house of Gangaram along with his colleagues. Only one lamp was burning in front of the house and inside the house. When Sarpanch Ramprasad gave voice to Gangaram, he came out. Ramprasad asked- 'Bhai Gangaram, the whole village is shining with the light of the lamp, but there are only two lamps burning in you. Why did not you decorate your whole house? ' 'Sarpanchji, the thing is that our neighbor Narayan's son had died a few days ago. It is a custom in our village that there is no death here, nor do they celebrate any festival year. ' Gangaram further said- "It is also unfortunate for such a person to visit the festival on the day of the festival, so Narayan and his family were not wishing to celebrate Diwali." 'Sarpanchji, I do not believe this all superstition. I explained to Narayan and bought all the goods of Diwali with his money and gave him his house. Right now my wife and children are decorating her house there. ' Sarpanch Ramprasad embraced Gangaram with surprise and said - I am very proud of you. Diwali celebrates all, but this time you have celebrated the true Diwali. I declare you the only reward. And then there was a ceremony on the next day at Panchayat Bhawan in which Gangaram was honored. Sarpanch Ramprasad, announcing the story of Gangaram to the people present, announced the grant of free land from Panchayat. Gangaram's eyes were cheered happily.
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