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A typical Indian farmer's life is full of trials and tribulations. He leads a very hard life lighting against the ravages of nature and weather. He is an extremely hard working man begins working from early morning, even before daybreak till late in the evening, sometime even after the sun has set. He works incessantly all day long without resting except for an hour or so when he takes his humble lunch. He goes to the fields early in the morning with his cattle when the rest of the world is sleeping comfortably in their warm beds. He rarely cares for the heat, or the rains or the cold. He faces all the climatic hardships without any complaints. He continues to work through the day's heat, sometimes with his entire family helping him. It is only at noon that he thinks of taking a few minutes off to eat his meagre lunch and rest for a while under the cool shade of the tree. But soon he gets back to his hard labour and toil. Sometimes he works late, otherwise he usually returns to his humble hut at dusk to his family where his loving children and wife await his return eagerly. After washing and playing with his children, he finally lies down in his cot to rest for a while till dinner is served. After taking his food with his family he goes to the village chowpal to entertain himself and socialize. This is his time for his recreation after the day's hard work, which of course is well deserved. After spending an hour or two his friends talking and gossipping, he comes bock home to sleep under the star studded sky. But in spite of leading such a hard life and working hard all day he spends all his life in utter poverty. It is mainly due to the reason that agriculture in India is dependent solely upon rains. As soon as the monsoon season starts, the expectant eyes of the farmer keeps slipping to the horizon to spot the first rain clouds darkening the sky.