@Zuhaib ahmed
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Adversity can be defined as misery, affliction, tragedy, hardship, difficulty and any unfavorable or critical situation of life
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Adversity can be defined as misery, affliction, tragedy, hardship, difficulty
, or any unfavorable or critical
(X) situation of life.
A critical situation isn't necessarily an adverse one.
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He who faces it and enhances real experience of life he gets its zesty taste.
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Enhances real experience of life? That doesn't make any sense in the context.
Also, no 'he' before gets. It is implied because of the preceding subordinate clause.
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One should take and face difficulty as a black cloud of rain, which rains extremely but fertilizes all barren grounds.
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No comma.
By the way, don't take the '1001' literally. I think what Edison meant was he worked hard and eventually it all paid. The '1001' number is a hyperbole 
One more thing and I don't know whether this applies to CSS or not, but in writing, it is poor practice to write gender specific pronouns when meaning both genders. Like you used 'he' 9 times, when you could have used 'one'. You should confirm this from a CSP or some CSS teacher.