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What does the poet express in relation to social barriers like casteism and regionalism?
What does the poet express in relation to social barriers like casteism and regionalism?
- They should be strictly enforced for social order
- They should be abolished for social unity (correct)
- They should be respected for traditional values
- They should be encouraged for cultural diversity
What is the underlying theme of the poem?
What is the underlying theme of the poem?
- Absolute freedom and dignity for citizens (correct)
- Religious tolerance and unity
- Access to education for all
- Independence from British rule
According to the poem, what should people remain free from?
According to the poem, what should people remain free from?
- Economic inequality
- Political influence
- Superstitions (correct)
- Social responsibilities
According to the poem, what should be accessible to all irrespective of caste, creed, and religion?
According to the poem, what should be accessible to all irrespective of caste, creed, and religion?
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What does the poet request God for in the end of the poem?
What does the poet request God for in the end of the poem?
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Study Notes
Social Barriers and Poetry
- The poet expresses a desire to transcend social barriers like casteism and regionalism.
- The underlying theme of the poem is the promotion of unity, equality, and harmony.
Freedom and Accessibility
- According to the poem, people should remain free from the shackles of caste, creed, and religion.
- Education should be accessible to all, regardless of caste, creed, and religion.
Poet's Request
- The poet requests God to grant people the ability to rise above these social barriers and be united.
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Test your knowledge of a poem by Rabindranath Tagore that expresses the desire for absolute freedom and democracy during India's pre-independence era. Explore the underlying themes and messages of the poem through this quiz.
