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What does the word Karukku, the title of one of Bamas books, symbolize?

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0%A flower
100%Palmyra leaves with serrated edges ( 9 voters )
0%Food grains
0%A river
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The word “Karukku”, the title of one of Bama’s books, symbolizes the thorny stalk of the palmyra plant, which is both useful and painful. Just as the karukku is a sharp and thorny object, it represents the painful experiences Bama endured while growing up in a society marked by caste discrimination. However, like the karukku, these experiences helped her develop strength, resilience, and a deeper understanding of the world, making the symbol of the karukku a metaphor for overcoming suffering while maintaining one’s integrity and sense of purpose.

This question related to Chapter 6 English Vistas Class 12th NCERT.
From the Chapter 6, Memories of Childhood.
Give answer according to your understanding.

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  1. “Karukku” refers to the double-edged nature of Palmyra leaves, symbolizing sharpness and resilience. Therefore option B is correct answer.

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