BA 1st Semester Major English Important Short Question Answer | PDF Notes Download

BA 1st Semester Major English Important Short Question Answer Q.- Write down the character sketch of Shakuntala in “Abhigyana Shakuntalam”. Ans : Shakuntala, the central character in Abhijnana Shakuntalam, is a beautiful, gentle, and graceful woman. Born to the sage Vishwamitra and the celestial nymph Menaka, she is raised in the peaceful hermitage of Sage … Read more

How Ramayana is different from Ramcharitmanas ?

Q.- How Ramayana is different from Ramcharitmanas ? Ans : There are  many different aspects between Ramana and Ramcharit manas which have been explained below :- 1. Authorship and Language : 2. Nature and Purpose : 3. Religious and Philosophical Focus : 4. Style and Audience : 5. Depiction of Characters : 6. Overall Significance … Read more

Describe the event of Sita’s Swayamvar. 

Q.- Describe the event of Sita’s Swayamvar.  Ans : Sita’s  Swayamvar was one of the celebrated events in Bala Kand, which is explained in below :- 1. King Janaka’s Announcement : King Janaka, the ruler of Mithila, was known for his wisdom and devotion. He had a divine bow called Shiva Dhanush in his palace. … Read more

Discuss the plot structure of Bala Kand.

Q.- Discuss the plot structure of Bala Kand. Ans : The Bāla Kāṇḍa (Book of Childhood) is the first book of the Valmiki Ramayana, which consists of seven Kāṇḍas (books). It mainly deals with the birth, childhood, education, and early adventures of Lord Rama. The Bāla Kāṇḍa forms the foundation of the epic as it … Read more

In the Ramayana ,why does Rishi Viswamitra request King Dasharatha to send Rama with him to his hermitage.

Q.- In the Ramayana ,why does Rishi Viswamitra request King Dasharatha to send Rama with him to his hermitage. Ans : In Valmiki’s Ramayana  Rishi Vishwamitra visits King Dasharatha’s court with a divine purpose. He requests the king to send his young son Rama with him to the forest. This request surprises the king, as … Read more

Evaluate the plot and structure of play “Mrichchhakatika”?

Q.- Evaluate the plot and structure of play “Mrichchhakatika”? Conclusion : Thus, the plot and structure of “Mṛichchhakaṭika” are well-organized, realistic, and emotionally rich. It is not only a story of love but also a reflection of society and morality, making it one of the most human and powerful dramas in Sanskrit literature.