What is the birth of democracy?

What is the birth of democracy? Let us know how democracy is used over the people. Also, how is it misused?

1. What is the sound of the chariot of time in the eyes of the poet? Clarify.

The country's people have now come to know that we cannot develop by living near independence. Therefore, with full solidarity, the people themselves move forward to mount the throne, whose footsteps are resonating in all four directions. This sound has been called the sound of the chariot of time.

2. How does the poet describe the Indian people at the beginning of the poem?

In the poem presented, the poet lays the foundation stone of New India. At the beginning of the poem, the poet describes a simple image of the general public. The poet believes that the people of India are like the idol of the innocent soil, which bears all the joys and sorrows of life with unflinching spirit.

3. According to the poet, in whose eyes the public is like a flower or a milk-mouthed child, why? By what does the poet counter them?

According to the poet, in the eyes of the ruling class people, just like a flower or a milk-mouthed girl, the public can be entertained by giving imaginary toys to an innocent child. Similarly, the people of the country have also been entertained by the ruling class for centuries. But the poet believes that now the public has become aware and is moving forward to change the governance system and has started sitting on the country's throne due to its organizational power.

4. How does the poet draw the picture of the people's dream?

In the poem presented, the historical political implications of democracy have been exposed. The workers and farmers of the country are uniting and moving forward for their rights. When this person gets involved in the movement, then big dynasties get destroyed. The palace becomes dreary, and the crown of the kings flies away in the wind. Therefore, the poet warns the ruling class that the participation and rights of the general public were ensured in democracy.

5. Which section of the society does the poet criticize and why?

Premghan was a high-ranking critic. In the presented poem, the poet criticizes that section of the society, who represents the country and those who have the desire for slavery, and those who falsely praise for personal selfishness, the poet criticizes them.

6. What is the opinion of the poet about the leaders?

The title leaders of the country have also been satirized in the poem composed by Premghan. A system in which the government of a country is elected by the people, a country that has this system. The poet believes that today the country's leadership is in the hands of such people, who cannot even handle their own clothes, then how can they be expected to handle the country. It is not proper to put your future in the hands of such people.