What are the reactions of some of the inmates ? / How do lunatics define Pakistan? Do you agree that these definitions make any sense at all ?

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 (iv) How do lunatics define Pakistan? Do you agree that these definitions make any sense at all ?

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What are the reactions of some of the inmates ?

Ans. : In " Toba Tek Singh " by Sadat Hasan Manto , the writer literally chooses a lunatic asylum to fit his story  to represent the whole outlook of the partitioned India . If casted a glimpse on the text then we could perceive that on hearing the news of partitioning India along with hearing the exchanging news , some lunatics become more enthusiastic while some become less joyous . A lunatic claims Pakistan to be  " the name of a place in India where cut-throat razors are manufactured " . Another lunatic raised the slogan - "Pakistan Zindabad". An inmate climbing a tree shouts :" I wish to live neither in India nor in Pakistan . I wish to live in this tree ". Furthermore , a Sikh lunatic interrogates another Sikh : " Sardarji , why are we being sent to India ?" Even Bishan Singh becomes heavily confused - whether Toba Tek Singh falls in India or in Pakistan . It is true that the rigmarole they raise seems to be hilarious as well as foolish , but it , on the other hand , originally makes true sense because it reveals a realistic and pictorial depiction of partitioned India from all directions . 


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# What is the underlying theme of the poem "Toba Tek Singh" ? [FM-5] 

# A STUDY ON GULZAR'S " TOBA TEK SINGH " WITH FULL ANALYSIS 

# " I've to go and meet………………  ………..di lalten " - Explain it briefly . GULZAR'S " TOBA TEK SINGH "  [FM-5]

# " I've to locate that mad fellow …………….to whose side ". - Explain in a brief way .   "Toba Tek Singh" by Gulzar [FM-5]  

# " I've to go and meet ……………  ……….. luggage on the way behind ". - Elucidate it . Toba Tek Singh " , Gulzar 

# Comment on the title of the poem "Toba Tek Singh" by Gulzar. 

# Briefly write the summary of the poem "Toba Tek Singh" of Gulzar . 

#  A MINUTE DESCRIPTION  ON "TOBA TEK SINGH"  BY  SADAT HASAN MANTO 

# Briefly write the summary of the story " Toba Tek Singh" by Manto .

# Briefly comment on the finishing or end of the story " Toba Tek Singh " by Manto . Or What is the story of Bishan Singh ? Or, How does Bishan Singh react at last ?

# Give reasons for the "the madness" used as a metaphor . / "The madness" , in "Toba Tek Singh" is a symbol of the partitioned nation . - Do you agree ?  

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