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Poll - Do you understand the meaning of Jana Gana Mana


Poll - Do you understand the meaning of Jana Gana Mana  

  1. 1.

    • Yes I do. All of it.
      6
    • Yes I do. Some of it.
      10
    • No I do not. Wish I did.
      2
    • No I do not. And I do not care
      4


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Posted

No. Might be worth noting that I've never lived in India, only visited, and that unfortunately we didn't speak our mother tongue at home. In any case, this isn't an excuse for not knowing the words!

Posted

Jana Gana mana adhinayak jaye hai bharat bhagya vidhata punjab sindh gujarat maratha dravida utkala banga tava shubh name jaage tava shubh ashish mange something jaladi taranga Jana gana mana adhinayak jaye hai bharat bhagya vidhata jai he jai he jai jai jai jai he!!!!! I believe I know most of it and understand it EDIT: freaking noob another private poll :mad:

Posted

kuch kuch .. and seriously speaking I don't care either :P.National anthem doesn't instill any enthusiasm in me ,but fixing country will definitely :) this is coming from a person who was jingoistic patriot during all his childhood ,but not anymore .

Posted

Need two more options . Yes I do , some of it. Wish I did for the rest of it. Yes I do, I don't care want to know the rest of it. i don't get the three lines - Tav shubh...tav jaya gaata" Is it true that it is in praise of the pom king - Bharatha Bhagya Vidhaata?

Posted

To understand Jana gana mana you need to read it in full, not just the part which is part of the National Anthem. There is a false notion that it is praising the english king, but a reading of the full poem clearly shows that it is referring to Lord Krishna and the Motherland rather than any king.

Posted
To understand Jana gana mana you need to read it in full, not just the part which is part of the National Anthem. There is a false notion that it is praising the english king, but a reading of the full poem clearly shows that it is referring to Lord Krishna and the Motherland rather than any king.
yeah it refers to Dravid too:P
Posted

Who says it is praising any British king? Which lines say that? On Topic, I understand most of our national anthem. Voted for second option. Should have made the poll public :wall:

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