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#3_Bahuon_ki_garmi_me_teen_manzila_thandi_rasoi_-_kheti #3_बहुओं_की_गर्मी_में_तीन_मंजिला_ठंडी_रसोई_-_खेती #Three-story_cool_kitchen_in_the_heat_of_3_daughters-in-law_-_farming #Sas_Bahu_Or_Shajishe (Uday) #3bahukirasoi #garmimethandirasoi #garmime3manzilarasoi #3bahukikahani #3manzilagharkahani #Animatedstories #Cartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #sisterinlawstory #AmirGaribBahu #DevraniJethani #AmirGhamandiDevrani #DevraniJethanikabantwara #GaribSASBahu #sasbahustories Tulsi, the youngest daughter-in-law of Ganga Devi’s family, lived with her husband Vikas in a small room on the rooftop because the other two daughters-in-law, Vishakha and Tanisha, had occupied the larger floors of the house. Both Vishakha and Tanisha were modern, fashionable, and obsessed with comfort, social media, expensive decorations, and appearances. They constantly mocked Tulsi for living in a tiny rooftop room and considered her old-fashioned because she grew vegetables in recycled containers and used simple village techniques to solve everyday problems. However, while the two elder daughters-in-law complained endlessly about the scorching summer heat despite having spacious rooms, coolers, and modern facilities, Tulsi transformed her rooftop into a green paradise filled with vegetable plants, vines, and homemade cooling arrangements. The plants provided fresh vegetables, shade, and naturally cooler temperatures. Ganga Devi and her daughter Megha often praised Tulsi’s intelligence, kindness, and hardworking nature, while feeling disappointed by Vishakha and Tanisha’s selfish behavior. As summer became harsher, Tulsi used many practical ideas to keep her rooftop cool. She hung wet cloths near doorways, reused old containers for gardening, and even repaired an old water-sprinkling system that cooled the terrace. Meanwhile, Vishakha and Tanisha spent money on expensive ornamental plants that were difficult to maintain and served no practical purpose. They frequently looked down upon Tulsi’s vegetable garden, believing that wealth and luxury were more important than usefulness. The two women also treated family members poorly. They rarely helped Ganga Devi, never offered food to others, and often ordered unhealthy fast food instead of cooking. In contrast, Tulsi regularly prepared fresh meals, juices, and homemade remedies for the family. She shared her harvest with neighbors and always treated everyone with respect. The tension within the family grew as Vishakha and Tanisha became jealous of the affection Ganga Devi showed toward Tulsi. They assumed Tulsi was trying to gain control of the family property by acting kind. Their jealousy increased whenever they saw Tulsi receiving praise or small gifts from her mother-in-law. However, they failed to realize that Ganga Devi loved Tulsi because of her genuine care and selfless actions. While the elder daughters-in-law focused on themselves, Tulsi consistently looked after the needs of others without expecting anything in return. Over time, the two women’s arrogance began causing problems. Vishakha installed an expensive automatic watering system for her decorative plants, but it malfunctioned and flooded multiple floors of the house. Panic spread throughout the family as water poured everywhere. While everyone else argued, Tulsi quickly identified the problem, shut off the water supply, cleared blocked pipes, and prevented major damage. Instead of thanking her, Vishakha and Tanisha dismissed her efforts. Nevertheless, Tulsi remained humble and continued helping the family. As the summer intensified, Tulsi expanded her rooftop garden even further. She and Vikas collected old drums, buckets, and containers from scrap dealers and planted more vegetables and climbing vines. Soon, the rooftop was covered in greenery that provided shade and natural cooling. Tulsi even built a comfortable sitting area where family members could relax. Meanwhile, Vishakha and Tanisha struggled with heat despite having modern appliances. Power cuts reduced the effectiveness of their coolers and air conditioners, making them increasingly miserable. One day, a dried vine from Tulsi’s garden reached the balconies below. Annoyed by its appearance, Vishakha deliberately set the vine on fire. The flames quickly spread upward, threatening Tulsi’s rooftop garden. Tulsi rushed to extinguish the fire and confronted Vishakha, but Vishakha remained arrogant and unapologetic. Despite such behavior, Tulsi never sought revenge and continued treating everyone with kindness. Eventually, nature taught an important lesson. Tanisha became frustrated with village life and decided to leave for her parents’ home. While walking under the intense summer sun, she suffered from heatstroke and collapsed on the road.