beautiful mandakini by ruskin bond. what kind of dilemma does the narrator himself and why ?
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Ruskin Bond gives us a fantastic narration about his steip the Mandakini river valley. He was on there of seeing the confluence of two river Alakananda and Mandakini for the first time he gives us a beautiful discription about both the rivers and valley one of the places that come in his journey was Rudraprayag.
Rudraprayag is associated with Jim Corbet who took the life of the man eating leopard who had taken the life of 300 people. The important places that came through his narration where gulabrai, Agastiyamuni, Chanderpuri, Garwall, Guptakashi etc on his way he was able to see a number of temples. Mainly dedicated to the various form of god shiva. One of the things that thought his attention was the bus named "Book hartal". The bus was given such name because it was received after a hunger strike for a local bus. Ruskin Bond tells us that he can't leave that place because it had captured his heart.
QUESTION:-
Beautiful mandakini by ruskin bond. what kind of dilemma does the narrator himself and why?
ANSWER:-
- In the story Beautiful Mandakini written by Ruskin Bond, He has illustrated the dilemma between Mandakini valley and Alaknanda valley.
- The story Beautiful Mandakini is a Travelogue written by a storyteller Ruskin Bond who is an outstanding English storyteller with his style of simplicity and straightforwardness.
- Ruskin Bond tells us about the beauty of the Mandakini river in the heights of Himalaya which at a place known as Rudraprayag Mandakini joins with the waters of Alaknanda and this is why Ruskin Bond wanted to make a Dilemma of both the valleys as they would ultimately join and disappear.
- Mandakini appears from the glacial snows of Kedarnath and Alaknanda appears from the heights of Badrinath. The rivers which are joined flow downstream as the holy Ganga. Alaknanda valley is deep and narrow whereas, Mandakini valley is broader with many levels of fields.
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