what does the Ganga remind pt.nehru
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The Ganga remind Pt.Nehru:
- The Ganga reminded Nehru of the 'snow-covered peaks' and the deep valleys of the Himalayas which he had lived so much.
- In the Childhood Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Spend a lot of time seeing the beauty and different forms of the Ganga.
- Nehru Spend his childhood in Allahabad, which is now known as Prayagraj.
- Nehru describes the ganga ‘the river of India’ because it is loved by her people.
- Because the about the India's victories, defeats, racial memories, hopes and fears are interwoven around the Ganga.
- So, in Prayagraj he was closely attached with Ganga, he had grown older but his attachment towards the Ganga never went away but it kept on Increasing.
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Ganges reminded Pandit Nehru of the Himalayas and its peaks and deep valleys
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- Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru loved the peaks and deep valleys of the Himalayas. As he had seen the river Ganga since his childhood and in different seasons, it always reminded him of the Himalayas and its peaks and deep valleys.
- He regarded the river as a symbol of age-long culture and civilization of India and it reminder him the past of India rich and varied culture.
- These scenic elements were the reason for his attachment to the river Ganga.
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