Hii, Stduents in this blog we are providing you English (Hornbill) ch 1 question answers. The three phases of the author’s relationship with his grandmother before lie left else country to study abroad. Answer: The three phases of the author’s relationship with his grandmother before he left the country to study abroad are: childhood – when he went to the village school and the grandmother helped him to get ready and went to school with him. boyhood – when he went to the city school in a bus. He shared a room with grandmother but she could no longer help him in his studies. early youth – when he went to the university and was given a room of him own. The common link of friendship was snapped. Three reasons why the author’s grandmother was disturbed when m started going to the city school. Answer: The three reasons why the author’s grandmother was disturbed when he started going to the city school are: She hated western Science and learning. She was pained to know that there ...
Hi, Students In this blog I am going to tell you about very famous festival of India named Raksha Bandhan. So, if you are thinking about to write a paragraph about Raksha Bandhan then definitely it is going to help you. So, let's get started:- Short paragraph on Raksha Bandhan under 100 words. Raksha Bandhan is a glorious festival celebrated by the Hindu religion in India. This festival is known to increase harmony and peace among the different existing faiths in India. In modern times, all the brothers from every kind of relation strengthen their promise to prevent their sisters from evil influences. People from other communities also celebrate it and have named it as Avani Avattam and Kajari Purnima. It is also named Rakhi Purnima, as observed on the full moon day of the month of Shravan according to the lunar calendar. On this auspicious day, sisters tie a sacred thread to the brother’s wrist, intending to strengthen their bond. Short paragraph on Raksha Bandhan under 150...
Hello, students in this blog we are providing you the summary of INDIGO Class 12th English chapter:- This story is set in 1916 where Gandhi steps up to help a bunch of poor peasants from Champaran. It gives an account of how he struggled to bring them justice and equality. Thus, it begins with most of the arable land of Champaran that divides into a large estate. The owners of the estate are Englishmen and the workers are Indian tenants. We learn that the chief commercial crop on this land is Indigo. Moreover, we also see that the landlords compel all the tenants to plant 15% of their Indigo and submit the whole harvest in the form of rent. The tenants are under a long-term agreement to do so. However, Germany starts developing synthetic Indigo. Thus, the British do not require the Indigo crop any more. Thus, in order to release the poor peasant from their agreement of 15%, they start demanding compensation. While some of the uneducated peasants agreed on this, the other did not agree....
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