The given text appears to be a conversation or monologue between a mother and her children, with some parts seeming to be unrelated or unclear.
The conversation starts with a mother trying to tell a ghost story to her children, but they seem uninterested and keep interrupting her. The mother is worried that her children might get scared, so she tries to reassure them that she is there to protect them.
The conversation then shifts to various unrelated topics, including playing cricket, a building construction, and a mother's concern about her children's whereabouts.
There are also some parts that seem to be about a person named Ajay, who is being told to do something, but the context is unclear.
The conversation ends with a mother and her children worshiping Goddess Saraswati and making a wish to win cricket matches.
Overall, the conversation seems to be a mix of a mother's attempts to tell a ghost story, her concerns about her children, and some unrelated topics.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is between a mother and her children.
2. The mother is telling a ghost story to her children.
3. The story is about a big bungalow in a village.
4. The mother is worried about her children feeling scared.
5. She tells them not to go to the bathroom or get a drink alone.
6. The mother mentions a dog eating salt and a Cairo saying that dogs behave strangely when they see a ghost.
7. A character named Ajay is mentioned, who is 19 years old.
8. There is a discussion about playing cricket and a building being constructed.
9. The mother talks about her childhood and narrating ghost stories to her children.
10. A song is mentioned, with the lyrics "Ajay ko tu hai na na".
11. The mother discusses her daily routine, including waking up early and getting ready.
12. A character named Rishi is mentioned, who gets a wooden horse.
13. The mother talks about not getting enough sleep and having a flight to Bangalore to catch.
14. The conversation mentions worshiping Goddess Saraswati and wearing a saree.
15. The mother prays to Maa Saraswati to win all her cricket matches.
Note: Some of the facts may be repetitive or implicit, but I've tried to extract the most relevant and explicit information from the text.