Question

Q. Answer the following questions:-
1. Who is known as the ' mother of Orphans'?
2. Why was she nicknamed ' Chindhi'? What does that mean?
3. On what did Sindhutai write and learn? Why?
4. Why couldn't Sindhutai continue her studies?
5. What was she told about the two processions in a lady's life?​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

1 Sindhutai Sapkal

2Being an unwanted child, she was nicknamed “Chindhi” which means a torn piece of cloth. Though her father supported her and was keen on educating her, she could not continue her studies after fourth grade due to family responsibilities and early marriage. ... Her early marriage put an end to her desire to study.

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Answer 2

Answer:1.Sindhutai Sapkal

2. Being an unwanted child, she was nicknamed “Chindhi” which means a torn piece of cloth. Though her father supported her and was keen on educating her, she could not continue her studies after fourth grade due to family responsibilities and early marriage. ... Her early marriage put an end to her desire to study

3.Sindhutai decided to fight for a proper rehabilitation of the helpless tribal villagers. Her efforts were acknowledged by the Minister of Forests and he made appropriate arrangements for alternative relocation. ... To avoid partiality towards her biological daughter, Sindhutai sent her daughter to a trust in Pune

4.Though her father supported her and was keen on educating her, she could not continue her studies after fourth grade due to family responsibilities and early marriage

5.“I was told there are only two processions in a woman's life; once when she gets married and the other when she dies. Imagine my state of mind when they took me in a procession to my husband's home in Navargaon forest in Wardha,” Sindhutai Sapkal

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