Mahipati told Rama Natha to plant banana plants, water them regularly, and collect the morning dew from the leaves during winter until he had five litres.
Mahipati told Rama Natha to plant banana plants, water them regularly, and collect the morning dew from the leaves during winter until he had five litres.
Why was Rama Natha worried about collecting the dew?
He was worried because winter is only for a few months, and it would take him years to collect five litres of dew.
He was worried because winter is only for a few months, and it would take him years to collect five litres of dew.
See lessWhat did Mahipati tell Rama Natha to do to make the magic potion?
Mahipati told Rama Natha to plant banana plants, water them regularly, and collect the morning dew from the leaves during winter until he had five litres.
Mahipati told Rama Natha to plant banana plants, water them regularly, and collect the morning dew from the leaves during winter until he had five litres.
See lessWho did Rama Natha ask about the magic potion when he came to town?
He asked a famous sage called Mahipati about the magic potion.
He asked a famous sage called Mahipati about the magic potion.
See lessHow did Rama Natha’s wife, Madhumati, feel about his quest for the magic potion?
Madhumati was tired and worried because Rama Natha was spending a lot of money on his quest.
Madhumati was tired and worried because Rama Natha was spending a lot of money on his quest.
See lessWhat was Rama Natha’s unusual belief (Class 6 English Poorvi Unit I)?
He believed there was a magic potion that could turn any object into gold.
He believed there was a magic potion that could turn any object into gold.
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