Question

For learning there is no age bar? Explain the sentence to reference to the grandmother

Answer 1

The grandmother, Krishtakka was a very powerful and determined lady. She was very not fortunate in her childhood because She lost her mother when she was very young. Her father married soon and there was nobody to look after and guide her. She never went to school and remained uneducated. She got at a very young age. She was so gentle that she always felt happy when she fed others.
The grandmother was determined and visionary. At the age of sixty-two she decided to learn the Kannada alphabet from her granddaughter. She fixed the deadline and worked very hard to achieve it. She proved that there is no age bar for learning. It was her determination, strong willpower, hard work and self-confidence that helped her succeed in learning to read and write Her touching the feet of granddaughter showed her deep respect for teachers and learning. 
She is very emotional at heart. We do find her in tears when she feels helpless because of her illiteracy. We also see her affectionate hands touching the forehead of her beloved daughter.

Answer 2

there is no age for learning. A person can gain education and knowledge at any age. If you have the intention and the dedication to learn then you can do so at any age. The grandmother in the story had always wanted to go to school as a child but was not able to do so. She fulfilled her dream through her granddaughter as soon as she got a chance. She showed everyone that your determination is enough to help you in gaining education even if you are old. anyone who has the power or ability to learn and curious to learn he / she can go to school or tution of any age. without learning every one feel dependent on the others . this do not give a good effort and so they feel sorry and think themselves as a burden to the earth. as for example given in our textbook by how the grand mother learned kanadda language when she was so old.

I am giving you the points u can then frame the answer:
1.even at the age of sixty-two, nothing could deter her from learning Kannada
2.has a great interest in learning and appetite for knowledge
3.in spite of being born and brought up in an orthodox environment, she could value the importance of literacy
4.one of the strong characters in the story as she possesses radical ideas that "for learning there is no age bar"
5.full of optimism as stated in the lines said by her, "For a good cause if you are determined, you can overcome any obstacle"
6 stern in her thinking and strong in her actions as towards the end she managed to read the book 'Kashi Yatre'