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how does mother india overcome her sorrow? (2 marks)chapter-The gift of India​

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Through the esteemed columns of your newspaper, I would like to draw the attentions of relevant authorities towards the bad and poor condition of cleanliness and drain system of our town.

The streets are not swept regularly. The municipal cleaning staff has been disappeared since  last two months. The piles of garbage can be seen everywhere in our society. Bad smell is arising from these refuses which cannot be bored by residents.

These refuses have blocked the drain system very badly. The drain water is over flowing from gutters. This water has turned into big pounds .This  is not only affecting badly the  condition of roads but also creating problems for users. Specially the pedestrians cannot cross the road and face a lot troubles while crossing the roads.

This bad system is generating many fatal diseases. Flies are found immensely and it is helping to the growth of mosquitoes.  Malaria has just broken out and many persons have become victims of  malaria fever. This worse atmosphere may give birth to many dangerous diseases like  dengue and cholera.If this  condition will  remain continue for few weeks, we can lose many precious bodies due to careless behavior of relevant authorities

I, hereby, request that this matter should be taken in hand seriously by relevant municipal authority . Some immediate steps must be taken to stop this grim issue so that people can live comfortably. I am looking forward your prompt and positive response regarding this matter.

 

Yours truly

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Answer 2

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The mother’s sorrows and sufferings are unfathomable. But she is not only sad, but also proud and hopeful for her sons. We cannot measure the pride that thrills through her heart, in spite of her despair. The poet suggests that the speaker, despite her sadness and deep rooted anguish, is proud of her sons who have fought bravely and brought victory. She gives expression to the voices of countless Indian mothers whose sons have fought in the war. The poet says that the people of the warring nations can never comprehend the small hope that comforts these mothers from the pain of praying for their sons’ safety