It takes up to 6 weeks to hear back.
 
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.ramayankavy.in
 
Too few posts, too new a blog.
 
You added the code twice — that is  incorrect. Remove one instance .
 
Blog set to lang=’en’ and it is not in English.
 
 
https://www.ramayankavy.in/robots.txt
You altered the default  Blogger robots.txt.  so you should go put it back to default.
 
 
See the support page at   https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/41373?hl=en
 Log in and go to Settings >> Crawlers and indexing 
Uncheck YES for Custom robots header and Custom Robots txtThe green toggle buttons should be set to OFF.
 
Allow a week for this to be processed.
 
 
 
 
Adsense is looking for high quality original content and well established sites.
 
Most sites applications  — over 90% — are rejected.
 
No one here in the forum works for Google/ Adsense. It is a peer volunteer support system.
 
However, I’ve noticed some typical  reasons for Adsense not approving an application.
The sites typically:
Have not Provided enough unique content.  This is the main issue.Scraped Content  — Posting content compiled from other sources and rewritten/spun is a fundamental policy violation. Scraped content  is NOT the same as  copyright or plagiarism. Have been online for a short time. It takes time to be indexed and get established.Have too few indexed  posts which leads to  Have  little to no traffic from organic search. If no one visits the site, then no one would see the ads.Have content topics for which there is no demand at this time and no more are  needed.
 
Adsense does not specify a minimum number of posts BUT it is usually best to apply when:
You have been regularly posting  for several months (3 to 6 months, at least once/week.)You have around  50 original content posts of  about 800+ words each in proper sentences and paragraphs. (Do not count Privacy, About, Contact pages as they cannot have ads. Read Placement policies.).
 
Adsense is a contextual system and needs large amounts of proper text articles to be able to target ads.
 
So sites that won’t work with the Adsense program  include those publishing content which is typically not formatted in the 800+word text articles,  such as image sites, lyrics sites (also have copyright issues), recipes (also too many recipe sites so little/ no demand),  Q&A sites, quotes, or sites for their own business or any  Affiliate Sites.
 
More details at these links:
How AdSense works
How ads are targeted to your site
About the ad auction
Targeting the ads by keywords
 
However, just because a site is not suited to Adsense, it does not mean that you cannot look for / use other ad companies or affiliates.