Question

"Once you decide to, change the system, such problems have to be confronted." What system is this sentence reffering to? What are such problems?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

System means system of discrimination on the basis of religion. The system includes the narrow-mindedness and poison of social inequality and communal intolerance. The Brahmins did not allow Muslims to enter their kitchen. The science teacher - a rebel by nature, invited Kalam to his home and proved that if one is determined to face problems and change the system, he will definitely succeed. Though, such in differences come in everybody’s life but a person should have a broader outlook and overcome the obstacles.

Answer 2

The system of religious discrimination is being referred to in this sentence and the problem of a boycott on the basis of one's faith is obvious to be encountered while attempting to bring about a change.

Explanation:

• The chapter titled 'My Childhood' discusses the autobiographical account of former president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
• There are two identifiable social groups('orthodox Brahmins and Muslims) discussed in the society of Rameswaram. Both have their own customs and religious codes.
• As per the question, the problem of religious discrimination is being referred to in this sentence as Kalam's science teacher Sivasubramania Iyer was kind of a rebel who didn't believe in these orthodox rituals.
• He attempted his best to break these differences and social contracts so that both the religions could mingle with each other easily. He invited Kalam(who was Muslim) to have dinner in his pure kitchen.
• But his conservative wife denied to give him food and thus, he served food to Kalam himself and then he says that 'such problems have to be faced when you decide to change a system.' Therefore, 'problem' is the 'boycott' received from conservative people when you stand against their orthodox discriminatory customs.

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