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Raju Basnet was born in 1980.
Raju Sethi was born on 1968-07-12.
Nambury S. Raju died in 2005.
Pusapati Ananda Gajapati Raju died in 1897.
Manthena Venkata Raju was born on 1904-05-20.
Karan Rastogi was born in 1986.
you mean who IS* rastogi? and I dont know. read a book.
Natasha Rastogi was born on 1962-05-14.
Dr. Shail Rastogi is a renowned Hindi writer known for his poetry and literary works. He holds a Ph.D. in Hindi literature and has published several books in Hindi on various themes including love, nature, and spirituality. His writings are known for their depth, lyricism, and emotional impact, making him a respected figure in the world of Hindi literature.
Nina Shen Rastogi has written: 'Zadie Smith's White teeth'
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Mahendra Kumar Rastogi has written: 'Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant' -- subject(s): Biography, Politics and government, Statesmen
MMA Raju was created in 2009.
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The conflict in the short story A Bouquet of Love by Ruskin Bond is between the protagonist, Mr. Kapoor, and his son, Raju. Mr. Kapoor is a retired school teacher living in Mussoorie with his son, Raju. Raju is a young adult who is trying to make something of his life but is struggling to find a job. As a result, he spends his days playing cards with his friends and drinking at the local café. Mr. Kapoor is not happy with his son's lifestyle and is constantly trying to get him to change his ways. He offers him guidance, advice, and a roof over his head. However, Raju is stubborn and refuses to listen to his father's advice. This causes a lot of tension in the household and leads to frequent arguments between the two. The conflict between Mr. Kapoor and Raju is further exacerbated when Raju falls in love with the daughter of a wealthy man, Mr. Sharma. Mr. Sharma is not happy with the relationship and forbids Raju from seeing his daughter. Raju refuses to listen to his father's warnings, and despite his warnings, he continues to pursue his love. The final conflict between Mr. Kapoor and Raju occurs when Raju decides to leave home and go to Delhi to pursue his dream of becoming a successful businessman. Mr. Kapoor is worried about his son and tries to convince him to stay home. However, Raju refuses to listen and sets out for Delhi. The conflict between Mr. Kapoor and Raju is ultimately resolved when Mr. Sharma accepts the relationship between his daughter and Raju. Mr. Kapoor is relieved and is thankful for his son's perseverance. He also presents Raju with a bouquet of love, symbolizing his acceptance and support for his son.