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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago
The poem throws light on the mindset of a school boy. He is unhappy. He loves outdoor life. He hears the birds sing. The blowing of horn by the huntsmen pleases him. He wants to enjoy the company of the skylark. But he can find such joy only on a summer morning.
Instead of living like a free bird, the boy is made to go to school. It makes him sad. He hates going to school because of his cruel old teacher. There the small children spend the day from morning to evening and get disappointed.
Sometimes the boy sits for hours with his head hanging down but he is caged. He finds no joy in reading his book. The school is a cheerless place for him. He gets fed up with the shower of words from his teacher.
The boy compares himself to a bird who is bom free to fly and enjoy life but he is caged. He cannot sing in a cage. The boy has the feeling of being a prisoner at school. He is all the time afraid of the teacher. As a caged bird he lets his wings droop down and forgets to share the joy of spring.
The poet calls upon the parents not to be so harsh or cmel to the children. School going kids are as delicate as birds and flowers. They need fresh air and free movement to grow healthy and happy. Keeping them under excess cage will make them unhappy. If a plant is denied air and is kept in dark, it won’t grow well and never bear fruit.
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The Santhals rebel against the British because they feel threatened by their policies.
- The Santhal Rebellion began in 1855, as they decided to fight against the British.
- The Santhals were the tribal people whose occupation remain cultivation in the region of Rajmahal Hill in Bihar.
- Santhal weighed down by heavy debts because of exploitation by British officials and moneylenders, which pushed them towards poverty and the humiliation of being landless.
- All this led the Santhal to fight against the British for their land and rights.
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Velu was led to the back of a kalyan mandap where there were trash cans with left over food. He was forced to eat the food from the trash.
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It teaches us the importance of food and other inevitable resources, that ought to be used with care.
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One was the greatest scientist Stephen Hawking, who was suffering from a form of paralysis and the other was a writer and journalist named Firdaus Kanga. He was born with brittle bones. The two great men use to move around in wheelchair. They discussed the difficulties faced to live life in a wheelchair.
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- Period II (Mesolithic)
- Largest number of paintings in this period.
- More themes but paintings reduce in size.
- Mostly hunting scenes – people hunting in groups with barbed spears, arrows and bows, and pointed sticks. Also show traps and snares to catch animals.
- Hunters wear simple clothes; some men are shown with headdresses and masks. Women have been shown both clothed and in the nude.
- Animals seen – elephants, bisons, bears, tigers, deer, antelopes, leopards, panthers, rhinos, frogs, lizards, fish, squirrels and birds.
- Children are seen playing and jumping. Some scenes depict family life.
- Period III (Chalcolithic)
- Paintings indicate an association of these cave-dwellers with the agricultural communities settled at Malwa.
- Cross-hatched squares, lattices, pottery and metal tools are depicted.
- Colours used in Bhimbetka paintings – white, yellow, orange, red ochre, purple, brown, green and black. Most common colours – white and red.
- Red obtained from haematite (geru); green from chalcedony; white probably from limestone.
- Brushes were made from plant fibre.
- In some places, there are many layers of paintings, sometimes 20.
- Paintings can be seen in caves that were used as dwelling places and also in caves that had some other purpose, perhaps religious.
- The colours of the paintings have remained intact thousands of years perhaps due to the chemical reaction of the oxide present on the rock surface.
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The lesson “This is Jody’s Fawn” by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings revolves around the fawn whose mother was killed to use its liver and heart to extract poison out of Jody’s father Penny and save his life after a snakebite. It begins with Jody convincing his Pa to bring the fawn home and raise it, then his ma and then finally going with Mill-wheel to search for it. The lesson takes you through Jody’s journey, from finding the fawn till taking it home with him.
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