The sentences given in each question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labeled with a letter. Choose the most logical order of sentences from among the given choices to construct a coherent paragraph.

A. Seated in his chamber at his modest outlet in West Delhi’s Karampura, R.K.Singh sounds ecstatic.
B. Economic reasons ensured that he never returned to Lucknow.
C. Way back in 1957 when he first set foot in Delhi to play a soccer match, Singh had no inkling that his life was soon going to change.
d. Instead, he joined Delhi Cloth Mill and tried his luck at making costumes for sportspersons.
e. Today there is hardly any sportsperson who is not knocking at his outlet.

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The correct option is B ACBDE
The paragraph is about the journey of Mr. R.K. Singh in the business of costumes for sportspersons. (A) states that today he is a happy man, and the next few lines describe the backdrop against which the value of his happiness must be appreciated. (C) gives the circumstances in which he came to Delhi and (B), why he could not return back to his native place. (D) tells us how he started his career in Sport’s cloth business and (E) presents the current situation of his flourishing business, also the reason for his ‘ecstasy’.

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