Mahi was a young girl who lived in a small village nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. She enjoyed watching TV in her free time, but one day she turned on her TV only to find that it was not working. She was disappointed and didn’t know what to do.
Mahi tried different things to fix the TV, but she wasn’t able to fix it on her own. She then asked her father for help, but he was busy with work and couldn’t take a look at it right away. Mahi decided to ask her friends for help, but they didn’t know much about fixing TVs either.
Feeling helpless, Mahi decided to go to the nearest city to find a repair shop. She wasn’t familiar with the city, and it was an hour away by bus, but she was determined to fix her TV. Mahi set out early in the morning with the TV in tow, and after a long and tiring journey, she finally reached the city.
Mahi walked around the city, asking people for directions to the nearest TV repair shop. Eventually, she found one and took her TV inside. The technician looked at the TV and told her that the problem was with the power supply, and it needed a replacement part. Unfortunately, the shop didn’t have the part in stock, and it would take a few days for it to arrive.
Feeling disappointed, Mahi made her way back home, the TV still not working. She was sad, she had put so much effort and was not able to fix it, but she also felt grateful for the support of her family and friends, who helped her in her search for the repair shop.
Days passed, and the part finally arrived, Mahi quickly went back to the city and brought back her TV, fixed now. When she turned on the TV, it worked perfectly. Mahi was overjoyed and felt relieved that her TV was fixed, and she was able to watch her favorite shows again.