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    The poem suggests that all people are fundamentally the same regardless of superficial differences like uniforms, nationality, or religion. It provides several examples of how humanity is united, such as living on the same earth, enjoying nature's bounties, using our hands for labor, and ultimately returning to the same land when we die. The poet warns against those who try to divide people and "tell us to hate our brothers," arguing we should reject calls for intolerance, war, and bloodshed, and instead embrace our shared humanity.

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    The poem suggests that all people are fundamentally the same regardless of superficial differences like uniforms, nationality, or religion. It provides several examples of how humanity is united, such as living on the same earth, enjoying nature's bounties, using our hands for labor, and ultimately returning to the same land when we die. The poet warns against those who try to divide people and "tell us to hate our brothers," arguing we should reject calls for intolerance, war, and bloodshed, and instead embrace our shared humanity.

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    The poem suggests that all people are fundamentally the same regardless of superficial differences like uniforms, nationality, or religion. It provides several examples of how humanity is united, such as living on the same earth, enjoying nature's bounties, using our hands for labor, and ultimately returning to the same land when we die. The poet warns against those who try to divide people and "tell us to hate our brothers," arguing we should reject calls for intolerance, war, and bloodshed, and instead embrace our shared humanity.

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    No Men Are Forigen Ques-Ans

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    The poem suggests that all people are fundamentally the same regardless of superficial differences like uniforms, nationality, or religion. It provides several examples of how humanity is united, such as living on the same earth, enjoying nature's bounties, using our hands for labor, and ultimately returning to the same land when we die. The poet warns against those who try to divide people and "tell us to hate our brothers," arguing we should reject calls for intolerance, war, and bloodshed, and instead embrace our shared humanity.

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    No Men Are Foreign

    Question Answers
    1. (i) "Beneath all uniforms..." What uniforms do you think the poet is speaking
    about?
    2. (ii) How does the poet suggest that all people on earth are same?

    Ans. The poet is referring to the clothes we wear. It could also be interpreted as the
    kind of person you are, the caste, creed, culture, religion, nature, demeanour,
    character, the facade (deceptive external appearance), the prejudices, and the
    pretenses under which we breathe.
    The poet says that we are all the same, whatever we cover ourselves with. The
    poet says that we are all the same, we live in the same world, our habits are the
    same, we work, we eat, we sleep and wake up in the same manner. The strength in
    every human being lies in his ability to love and spread love. And we all settle
    down in the same earth when we die.
    2. In stanza 1, find five ways in which we are all
    alike. Pick out the words.
    Ans. No men are strange, no countries are
    foreign, single body beneath all uniforms, land
    is same everywhere, land is same where we
    shall lie.
    3. How many common features can you find in stanza 2?
    Pick out the words.

    A. There are three common features in stanza two. They


    are as follows –

    We enjoy the bounties of nature and eat good food during


    peace
    We starve during war and in winter season.
    We have similar hands which we use for doing labour
    4. "...whenever we are told to hate out brothers...." When do you
    think this happens? Why? Who 'tells' us? Should we do as we are told
    at such times? What does the poet say?

    Ans. It is the people who are not interested in a life of universal


    brotherhood who are the perpetrators of war. Their selfish and
    acquisitive motives, urges them to incite other humans to join them to
    battle it out and conquer the earth that belongs to everyone. This
    could be triggered by intolerance towards each other in the name of
    religion, caste, creed, territory, etc. It is these perpetrators who
    destroy life. We should not adhere to their demands for war and
    bloodshed because what is mine is theirs too. We are all
    brothers and sisters, and there is no boundary between us. There is no
    country or no

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