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What, according to Russell, is the importance of love in life?

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Bertrand Russell is of the opinion that love brings ecstasy in one's life. He believes that the bliss that love brings is so magnificent that he could sacrifice the rest of his life for this joy of few hours. It relieves one of loneliness of this world. Russell says that in love he has seen the heaven that the great saints and poets have imagined. Here, Russell has given a spiritual dimension to love. He reached beyond through love and it was pity that brought him back.

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पाठ 3.2: My Three Passions - Understanding the text [पृष्ठ १५१]

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पाठ 3.2 My Three Passions
Understanding the text | Q 3 | पृष्ठ १५१

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Answer any six of the following questions in 3040 words:

(a) Why did Gandhiji feel that taking the Champaran case to the court was useless?

(b) Why did the peddler derive pleasure from his idea of the world as a rattrap?

(c) How is Mukesh different from the other bangle makers of Firozabad?

(d) What tempted Franz to stay away from school?

(e) Why did the maharaja ban tiger hunting in the state?

(f) How was the skunk's story different from the other stories narrated by Jack?

(g) Which words of her brother made a deep impression on Bama?


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  • de facto

  • astute

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  2. An oral invitation
  3. A notice
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  2. What is the programme?
  3. What is the name of the project?
  4. Who will inaugurate it?
  5. Who will preside over the function?
  6. What time will the function start?
  7. Where will it take place?
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(3)      
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(5)      
(6)      
(7)      
(8) 6      

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Theme: ______________
Climax: ______________
Ending: ______________
Use of lights and special effects if any: ______________
Use of background music and sound effects if any: ______________
Use of sets: ______________
The costumes, make up, etc. of the characters: ______________
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