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Questions:
- Explain, with reference to the context, any three of the given passages.
- How, according to J.L. Nehru, can one read the Book of Nature?
- How is the unrest of desire revealed?
- Where, according to Tagore, is the footstool of God to be found?
- Why did the graceful Naxal have a knife in her hand?
- Write a brief note on the character of Anarkali.
- How, according to Mulk Raj Anand, could the problem of untouchability be solved?
- Describe the well-episode in the novel Untouchable.
- Who is the only Indian to receive the Nobel Prize for literature?
- How, according to Indian mythology, did the Hijras originate?
- Evaluate the merits of Jayant Mahapatra as an Indian English poet.
- Critically appreciate the poem 'A River'.
- Justify the appropriateness of the title of the play 'Seven Steps Around the Fire'.
- Discuss 'Seven Steps Around the Fire' as a problem play highlighting the oppression of transgenders in Indian society.
- Examine the elements of social criticism in 'Untouchable'.
- Discuss Anand's art of plot construction in 'Untouchable'.
- How did civilization in the world develop according to J.L. Nehru?
- Assess the achievements of J.L. Nehru as a prose writer.
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