अधिक तत्त ते गुरु बोलिये हींण त्तत तें चेला।
मन मांने तो संगि रमौ नहीं तो रमौ अकेला ।।
See Answer →“शीलानाच्छीलमित्युक्तं शीलनं सेवनादपि।
सेवनं तन्निदेशाच्च निदेशश्च तदाश्रयात्"।
See Answer →“मक्का जननेला मगुड तारा नेल
येकमैना कर्ता इनदुलेडो
अन्निट परिपूर्ण, डल्ला मुहम्मद
विश्वदाभिरामा विनुरा बेमा !"
See Answer →Authenticity and credibility
See Answer →Write a short story (approximately 750-1000 words) that develops this opening into a complete detective mystery."The antique pocket watch, a family heirloom, was gone. Not just misplaced, but gone from the locked display case in a house known for its impenetrable security. The only clues were a faint scent of jasmine, a single, iridescent feather, and a cryptic note left on the pillow: 'Time unravels all secrets.'"
See Answer →Given below is an extract from the story 'The Babus of Nayanjore' by Rabindranath Tagore (Ten Tales for Indian Students, OUP). The protagonist is talking to himself, trying to understand why he dislikes Kailas Babu. Rewrite his self-analysis in the form of a dialogue with an intimate friend. (200 words)
See Answer →Dialogues can play a crucial role in dramatising ideas.' Discuss.
See Answer →Read the following passage and answer the questions given below.
The old library stood shrouded in a perpetual twilight, its towering shelves groaning under the weight of forgotten tales and whispered secrets. Dust motes danced in the sparse sunbeams that dared to pierce the grimy windows, each particle a tiny, fleeting star in a universe of silence. One could almost hear the ghosts of avid readers rustling pages, their hushed sighs mingling with the scent of aged paper and leather. It was not a place for hurried glances or casual browsing; it demanded reverence, an unhurried surrender to its profound stillness. Every volume seemed to possess a silent history, patiently awaiting the touch of a curious hand. Indeed, the very air hummed with untold narratives, each spine a portal to a different epoch, a forgotten mind. This sanctuary, though often overlooked by the digitally obsessed generation, held treasures far more enduring than any fleeting digital trend. A quiet defiance resided within its hallowed walls, a steadfast refusal to yield to the clamour of the modern world. Here, knowledge wasn't consumed; it was absorbed, a slow and nourishing draught for the hungry soul.
a) Describe the tone of this passage.
b) What is the author's attitude towards the old library?
c) Comments on the diction of the passage.
d) How does the flow of the sentences contribute to the overall feeling or voice of the passage? Explain.
e) Suggest a suitable title for the passage. Justify the title by giving reasons.
See Answer →Read the following passage and answer the questions given below.
The old library stood shrouded in a perpetual twilight, its towering shelves groaning under the weight of forgotten tales and whispered secrets. Dust motes danced in the sparse sunbeams that dared to pierce the grimy windows, each particle a tiny, fleeting star in a universe of silence. One could almost hear the ghosts of avid readers rustling pages, their hushed sighs mingling with the scent of aged paper and leather. It was not a place for hurried glances or casual browsing; it demanded reverence, an unhurried surrender to its profound stillness. Every volume seemed to possess a silent history, patiently awaiting the touch of a curious hand. Indeed, the very air hummed with untold narratives, each spine a portal to a different epoch, a forgotten mind. This sanctuary, though often overlooked by the digitally obsessed generation, held treasures far more enduring than any fleeting digital trend. A quiet defiance resided within its hallowed walls, a steadfast refusal to yield to the clamour of the modern world. Here, knowledge wasn't consumed; it was absorbed, a slow and nourishing draught for the hungry soul.
a) Describe the tone of this passage.
b) What is the author's attitude towards the old library?
c) Comments on the diction of the passage.
d) How does the flow of the sentences contribute to the overall feeling or voice of the passage? Explain.
e) Suggest a suitable title for the passage. Justify the title by giving reasons.
See Answer →Style
See Answer →Structure
See Answer →Content
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Write a program using JDBC for simple CRUD application for billing of a general store. Make necessary assumptions.
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