Malgudi Days

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What caused Rama Rao to go out of work?

The gramophone company he was the agent for went out of existence

Why did Rama Rao put his inheritance into the agency as security?

To secure his position as the Malgudi agent

What led to the collapse of the gramophone company?

A series of circumstances in trade, commerce, banking, and politics

What impact did the crash of the bank in Lahore have on the gramophone company?

Automatically collapsed the gramophone company

What was thought to be the reason for the Bombay financier's death?

He committed suicide

What is one of the purposes of a country's Constitution?

To lay down ideals and principles for the country

What does a Constitution help establish?

A set of principles, rules, and procedures with consensus

What do core constitutional values constitute in the Indian Constitution?

The spirit of the Indian Constitution

What is the meaning of the word 'value' in the context of the text?

Ideals and principles that are important to a society

What is the role of 'truth, non-violence, peace, cooperation, honesty, respect, and kindness' in the text?

Examples of values mentioned in the text

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Causes of Rama Rao's Unemployment and Business Collapse

  • Rama Rao was forced out of work due to the collapse of the gramophone company
  • The collapse of the gramophone company was caused by the crash of the bank in Lahore, which had a significant impact on the company's finances
  • Rama Rao had put his inheritance into the agency as security, which further exacerbated the situation

Importance of a Country's Constitution

  • A country's Constitution serves as a guiding document for its governance and people
  • One of the purposes of a Constitution is to establish the framework of a country's governance and laws
  • A Constitution helps establish the principles and values that shape a country's identity and direction

Core Constitutional Values in the Indian Constitution

  • Core constitutional values in the Indian Constitution constitute the fundamental principles of the country's governance and society
  • These values include truth, non-violence, peace, cooperation, honesty, respect, and kindness
  • In the context of the text, the word 'value' refers to the fundamental principles and ideals that are essential to the functioning of a society or system

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