CBSE Class 12 Hindi Antra Important Questions Chapter 6 - Bharat Ram Ka Prem, Pad - Free PDF Download
FAQs on Important Questions for CBSE Class 12 Hindi Antra Chapter 6 - Bharat Ram Ka Prem, Pad
1. How many questions are asked from Bharat Ram Ka Prem of Class 12 Hindi?
There are a total of five questions from “Bharat Ram ka Prem”. All these questions are important and need to be understood and practised. The poet has portrayed Ram's love for his brother Bharat. All the solutions in Vedantu are given in an understandable language and with simple words. Practising all these questions will develop conceptual knowledge and help the students to develop accuracy in writing the answers. This is very important, especially in language preparation.
2. Where can I find solutions for Chapter 6 of Class 12 Hindi?
These questions are very easily explained and available on Vedantu. The solutions are easily prepared so that students should not have any difficulties in understanding. They are all well structured by experts having a deep knowledge of the subject. Practising these questions will surely help the students in understanding the concepts and be able to write a well-formatted answer which is very important. You can avail the Class 12 Hindi chapter wise solutions and important questions from Vedantu app and website.
3. What was the reason for mother Yashoda to be sad?
This poem is written by Shri Tulsidas and has beautifully given the comparison of peacocks to the sorrows of Yashoda. The peacock while dancing is so engrossed and sees its feet and becomes sad the same way mother Yashoda remembers his beloved son Ram and becomes sad. There are two portions that are covered in this poem that are Ramacharita Manasa and Geetavali. Learning these will be of great help to students in developing their skills in literature. For important questions of this chapter students can download the free PDF from Vedantu website.
4. How has the poet explained the concepts of Bharat and Ram in this poem?
Shri Tulsidas has explained so beautifully the love and the bonding of Bharat and Ram that it is heartwarming to know that in the olden days the relationship between brothers was so valuable. In this poem, the poet has explained that when Bharat went with the rishis to the forest to meet Ram and when he was told to speak up he started crying and said that there is nothing to say as everything is told by rishis.