Video Tutor : Physics Class XI

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HSEB English Class 12 ( Part 1)

Summaries of:

1. THE GRANDMOTHER
2. ABOUT LOVE
3. The Lamentation of the Old Pensioner
4. Two Long-Term Problems:  Too Many People, Too Few Trees
5. Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies
6. A Hurried Trip to avoid a bad star
7. Traveling Through the Dark
8. A Story
9. The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship
10. God’s Grandeur
11. I HAVE A DREAm
12. Women’s Business
13. The Children Who Wait
14. A Child is Born

1.THE GRANDMOTHER

In this poem, “The Grandmother,” Bear concentrates on his grandmother. The poem can be read both literally and metaphorically[1]. Literally, he draws a picture of his all-loving and all-inspiring grandmother, and metaphorically, the poet tries to reflect upon the vanished[2] communities of Native American tribes in general and the Mesquaki tribe in particular. Ray Young. Bear, draws a realistic picture of his grandmother, all-loving, all-inspiring and remember

HSEB English Class 11 ( UNIT 5 & 6 Summary)

Unit 5::Identity, Gender And Ethnicity

Malini

In the play the major character Malini is the princess of Kashi, who is practicing Buddhism as taught by Buddhist monks but as the Kingdom is dominated by Hindu majority, the Brahmins demands the banishment of princess ,whom they think as a threaten to their ancient religion.

The Brahmins are lead by Kamankar who is radical Hindu. Kemankar has a friend name Supriya. Supriya is also a Brahmin but he is a liberal man and oppose the banishment of an innocent girl like Malini. When other Brahmin are drawn towards Malini fate, Kemankar tries to seek the help of the foreign soldiers to protect Hinduism. In the mean time when Kemankar is away from the state ,Supriya too is attracted by Malini's fate. Supriya helps the king to capture Kemankar ,But when Kemankar is bought to the palace he kills supriya also accepts his own death .The play ends with Malini pleading to King to forgive Kemankar.

Throughout the play Malini is the symbol of the love who wants to protect Kemankar life even though Kemankar desperately wants her banishment where as Kemankar has radical Hindu belief who even goes to the extent of Killing his own friend and accepting his own death in the name of religion. Supriya though he is a Hindu by birth but he can accept change in his religious beliefs.