Answer the following questions:
1 “I lifted the debate back to where it belonged”. What was the debate about
2 In which magazine was this article written by Mrs. Pandit published?
3 Why did Mrs. Pandit go to America?
4 When she says ‘me’ is she referring to just herself or the entire women folk
5 What does the poet mean by the phrase ‘raise his head’?
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Answers
“I lifted the debate back to where it belonged”. What was the debate about?
“I lifted the debate back to where it belonged”. The debate was about India's complaint regarding the treatment of people of Indian origin in South Africa. Mrs. Pandit recollected the advice of Gandhiji often.
In which magazine was this article written by Mrs. Pandit published?
This article was written by Mrs. Pandit when she was the High Commissioner for India in the United Kingdom. This article was published in 'The Reader's Digest' a monthly magazine.
Why did Mrs. Pandit go to America?
According to Gandhiji, Mrs. Pandit was going to America because she was bitter and unhappy, and wanted to escape from the situation.
When she says ‘me’ is she referring to just herself or the entire women folk
The poet compares herself to the grass. The poet is associating herself with the grass because she feels that the condition of women and of the grass is the same. When she says 'me', she refers to the entire womenfolk. In the woman who raises her head, the emotions are contrasting.
What does the poet mean by the phrase ‘raise his head’?
Literally it means to straighten up after being flattened. But metaphorically it means to survive and establish one's identity again.