Question

What is the figure of speech in we the Indians proud to be a nation the roots we declare cannot be shaken

Answer 1

I am proud to be an Indian because I have the freedom to speak, write and protest against evil doings. We have the right to stand up and fight when we see human cruelty .

I am proud to be an Indian because I have the freedom to speak, write and protest against evil doings. We have the right to stand up and fight when we see human cruelty .G. JOY ANTONIE PAUL, III, Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal, Puducherry

I am proud to be an Indian because I have the freedom to speak, write and protest against evil doings. We have the right to stand up and fight when we see human cruelty .G. JOY ANTONIE PAUL, III, Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal, PuducherryBrotherhood

I am proud to be an Indian because I have the freedom to speak, write and protest against evil doings. We have the right to stand up and fight when we see human cruelty .G. JOY ANTONIE PAUL, III, Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal, PuducherryBrotherhoodIndia is a country where people respect elders. People of India live in peace and harmony. India is the only country where there are people of different languages, religions and race, but all of them live together in harmony..

Answer 2

APJ Abdul Kalam is an inspiring personality. He was born in a middle class Tamil Muslim family in Rameswarm. Developed step by step and finally he became President of India. Here the lesson is taken from his autobiography, ‘Wings of Fire’. In this part he described his childhood. It was pre-independent India. Kalam had three close friends, Ramananda Sastry, Aravindan and Sivaprakasan. They all belonged to orthodox Hindu Brahmin families. But they did not show any difference. They all sit together in school. Sometimes they dined together in their houses. Even his science teacher Iyer invited Kalam for dinner.

APJ Abdul Kalam is an inspiring personality. He was born in a middle class Tamil Muslim family in Rameswarm. Developed step by step and finally he became President of India. Here the lesson is taken from his autobiography, ‘Wings of Fire’. In this part he described his childhood. It was pre-independent India. Kalam had three close friends, Ramananda Sastry, Aravindan and Sivaprakasan. They all belonged to orthodox Hindu Brahmin families. But they did not show any difference. They all sit together in school. Sometimes they dined together in their houses. Even his science teacher Iyer invited Kalam for dinner.One day a new teacher separated Kalam from the boys and ordered him to sit in last bench. In the evening the brahimin’s father Lakshman Sastry summoned the teacher and made him apologise. Kalam’s first earning experience on tamarind seeds is interesting. After Second World War he left his parents for further studies in Ramanathapuram.