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What T.S. Eliot meant by writing - Ganga was sunken - in The Wasteland?
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In "The Waste Land," T.S. Eliot uses the line "Ganga was sunken" to evoke the river Ganges, a sacred river in Hindu mythology associated with purification and renewal. The image of the "sunken" Ganga symbolizes a loss of spiritual purity and vitality in the modern world, reflecting the overall theme of fragmentation and spiritual emptiness in the poem.
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How do you write ganga in Hindi?
In Hindi, the word "ganga" is written as गंगा.
What is ganga river called in sanskrit?
The Ganga River is called "Ganga" in Sanskrit.
What are the problems in river ganga?
ganga
Is brahmaputra a tributary of ganga?
ganga
What is sparsh ganga?
Clean Ganga Project
108 names of the river ganga?
names of ganga?
Multipurpose projects of the river ganga?
ganga project
Which river is declared as ' national river'?
Ganga
Is The Ganga or Ganga a proper noun?
The Ganga River, an Hindu name for the Ganges River, is a proper noun, the name of a specific thing. Ganga is the personification of the sacred river, the goddess Ganga, also a proper noun, the name of the goddess.
What is the name of ganga in patna?
No special name. Ganga only
When was Kanchana Ganga created?
Kanchana Ganga was created in 1984.
When was Ganga Sagar created?
Ganga Sagar was created in 1978.
