What narrow domestic walls are referred to the poet
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Narrow domestic walls are the barriers of class, caste, creed, color , religion and other elements that divide people from one another. In most cases those are baseless superstitious beliefs and good for nothing.
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The ‘narrow domestic walls’ that the poet refers to are the barricades like discrimination on the basis of caste, religion and economic status.
The poet Rabindranath Tagore calls them ‘domestic walls’ because we have ourselves created these barriers. No one from outside has set up these walls. They have been created by Indians themselves. The walls are called ‘narrow’ because they represent narrow thinking, as opposed to open minded thinking. Also, they compartmentalise society into small, narrow sections.
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