Question

What did Raghunath do when Govinda threw the bangles into the river what does this tell your about Raghunath.

Answer 1

Raghunath jumped straight into the river to find the bangles back but he couldn't find them. This suggests that Ragunath was materialistic in nature and gave more value to things.

Explanation:

• Raghunath was the disciple of Govinda. He gifted his master a pair of gold bangles in order to offer support to him.
• When Govinda threw the bangles into the rivers in order to teach him the true value of spiritualism over materialism.
• But Raghunath's act of jumping immediately into the river to get the bangles back to shows his materialistic nature.
• Through this incident, Tagore conveys a profound message of the human's excessive inclination to material possessions leading to leave no space for 'their own minds and lives.'

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Answer 2

Answer

When Raghunath Govinda after he fail to find the bangle Govinda through another bangle into the river and said there it is.