What qualities does the poet wish to inculcate in his countrymen?
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the broadness of mind is also all about the change in attitude. Even today people are obsessed with their mean interests. Tagore realized, if people don’t help each other and a sense of unity is not developed among them, the nation can never progress. Not only that, a broad mind and a larger heart can give one endless joy of living among one’s fellow men. That would lead to a happy and peaceful life devoid of all social evils. I Feel that Tagore wants his country free from any oppression or forced compulsion. He wishes that everyone in his country can hold their head high with respect. Gaining Independence would also give them the freedom to acquire knowledge and be self-reliant, that was banned during the British rule. I would say, the two most important characteristics that Tagore wishes to inculcate in his countrymen are hard work and broad-mindedness. These two qualities alone can probably make a man, and in turn, a nation successful.
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The following are some of the qualities which the poet wish to inculcate in his countrymen :
1. He wishes his countrymen to be educated for what is right or wrong.
2. The poet wishes that his countrymen strive towards their goals without stopping.
3. The poet want his country's people be honest and committed towards their country .
4. He wants them to be free from the curse of slavery .
1. He wishes his countrymen to be educated for what is right or wrong.
2. The poet wishes that his countrymen strive towards their goals without stopping.
3. The poet want his country's people be honest and committed towards their country .
4. He wants them to be free from the curse of slavery .
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