What did he realise on seeing it?
The Giant was surprised to watch how the trees and the birds celebrated the return of their little yet invaluable friends. He realised his mistake of banning the children to enter his garden.
The Giant was surprised to watch how the trees and the birds celebrated the return of their little yet invaluable friends. He realised his mistake of banning the children to enter his garden.
Defensive Action: Like living in bunkers (underground ones). Offensive Action: Comet Dutta could be marginally deflected from its path by giving it a push.
James was doubtful about his sums and calculations because it was a peaceful star-studded night. It was unbelievable that the calamity of the future was to occur on such a peaceful night.
An important point discussed in James’ paper was that the new comet would collide with the Earth. It was inevitable.
Winter (in reference to the Giant’s garden) indicates depicts snow, frost, and hail. Winter is symbolic of no fruits or flowers as it is a cold season. Fruits and flower blossom or revive during the spring season again.
Duttada re-examined his charts, checked his Dibya for any smudges on optics, did some calculations, etc. to confirm his discovery.
Yes, the rubbish can be wholesome food for others. This is depicted in this story. Jaya lives on the left overs of the garbage bins, the same thing follows for Velu. Children don’t have money to buy food for themselves so they eat what is available until they earn their own. It sounds quite pathetic…
Duttada cited some points in favour of the arrival of comets such as: (a) There is no co-relation whatsoever with the arrival of a comet and the calamities on the earth. (b) Comets have nothing harmful about them. They can pass harmlessly by causing no anxiety to anybody.
Indrani called telescope Dibya because she thought that telescope was like a designing woman who had ensnared her husband.