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The story begins with a poor laborer named Keshav who is struggling to feed his family. One day, he meets a fairy who gives him a magical stove that can cook any food he wants. Keshav uses the stove to improve his family's life and eventually becomes successful.
The story then shifts to a new plot involving a girl named Radhika who is starting college. She meets a boy named Rahul and they fall in love, but their relationship is threatened by a rival girl named Aishwarya.
Aishwarya is revealed to be a villain who tries to kill Radhika by pushing her into the sea. However, Radhika is rescued by fairies and returns to confront Aishwarya. With the help of magic, Radhika exposes Aishwarya's true nature and Rahul breaks off their engagement.
In the end, Rahul and Radhika get engaged, and the story concludes with a message about the importance of true love and the consequences of taking away someone's true love.
There are also some subplots and secondary characters throughout the story, but the above summary covers the main events.
1. Keshav was a poor laborer who lived in Sonpur village.
2. Keshav's family had to survive on dry food when he couldn't find labor work.
3. Keshav's wife, Kamla, advised him to go to a nearby village to find work.
4. Keshav met a fairy on his journey who gave him a magical stove.
5. The magical stove could cook any food Keshav desired, but only if he said a specific mantra.
6. Keshav used the magical stove to cook food for his family and eventually opened a tea shop.
7. Keshav's tea shop became successful, and he was able to earn a living.
8. A man named Mohan stole the magical stove and tried to use it, but it didn't work for him.
9. Mohan broke the magical stove in anger, and it turned into a heap of mud.
10. A poor laborer named Ramu found an old, magical flour mill in a junkyard.
11. The magical flour mill could produce flour and other grains, but only if used with good intentions.
12. Ramu used the magical flour mill to earn a living and support his family.
13. A grocery seller named Ghanshyam tried to use the magical flour mill, but it didn't work for him because of his bad intentions.
14. Radhika was a poor girl who got admission to a good college.
15. Radhika met a boy named Rahul in college, and they fell in love.
16. Aishwarya, a rich girl, was also in love with Rahul and tried to kill Radhika.
17. Radhika was saved by water fairies and eventually exposed Aishwarya's evil plans.
18. Rahul and Radhika got engaged with the help of magic.