“You have won the toughest race, the race of your life.” What did – InterviewSolution

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1.	“You have won the toughest race, the race of your life.” What did Ram Narayan mean by this?
Answer» Ram Narayan meant that Tarun had been trying hard to do his best in the race. He fell down three times. But each time he got and continued running. Ram Narayan knew that when facing problems later in his life, Tarun will behave in the same way with determination and will-power. Such persons will succeed in life. Tarun was a real-life hero.

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