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BASED ON THIS STORY,ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
TICK THE CORRECT OPTION.
2.The main question that Ruskin Bond explores in this piece is-
a.why he doesn't want to leave India,his country.
b.why other Indians want to leave the country.
c.where his ancestors came from.
d.why he considers himself an Indian.
5.'Surely that entitles me to a place in the Indian sun?'Here,'that' means
a.he and his father were born in India and lived here all their lives.
b.his grandmother was a descendant of Timur.
c.he has gone out of India only once.
d.he loves India.


please answer the questions.

​​BASED ON THIS STORY,ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. TICK THE CORRECT OPTION. 2.The main question that Ruskin Bond explores in this piece is- a.why he doesn't want to leave India,his country. b.why other Indians want to leave the country. c.where his ancestors came from. d.why he considers himself an Indian. 5.'Surely that entitles me to a place in the Indian sun?'Here,'that' means a.he and his father were born in India and lived here all their lives. b.his grandmother was a descendant of Timur. c.he has gone out of India only once. d.he loves India. please answer the questions. to in to establish One's Indianness Et mug be the land itself that holds me. But many of my fellow Indians have been born (and reborn) here, and yet they think nothing Of lea•hrrg the land. They will the mountains for the plains, the villages for the cities, their country for another country. And if Other countries were a little more willing to open their doors, we would hase no population problem — mass emigration would have solved it But it's more than the land that holds me. For India is more than a land. India is an atmosphere. Over thousands Of years races and Of the world have mingled here and produced that unique, indefinable phenomenon, the Indiam so terrifying in a crowd, beautiful in himself. At"' o."y I'm I that rm a. paanwda Rue did me zn hgtsmy did. in the hag that