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The lost child ,Degree sem 1,2026 General knowlege -Mulk Raj Anand    • The lost child ,Degree sem 1,2026 General ...  A. THE LOST CHILD #Thelostchild #mulkrajanand -Mulk Raj Anand Mulk Raj Anand (12 December 1905-28 September 2004) was an Indian writer in English, notable for his depiction of the lives of the poorer castes in traditional Indian society. One of the pioneers of Indo-Anglian fiction,He is also notable for being among the apply, national first writers to incorporate Punjabi and Hindustani idioms into English and was a recipient of the and extreme civilian honour of the Padma Bhushan. "The Lost Child" is a short story about a young boy who was lost at a fair and experiences a range of emotions, from joy and excitement to fear and panic. Initially, he was captivated by the sights and sounds of the fair, wanting toys, sweets, and other attractions. However, when he realized that he was lost, his focus shifted entirely to finding his parents, rejecting the things that he previously desired. The story highlights the deep bond between a child and their parents and explores themes of innocence, dependence, and the emotional impact of separation. More Questions 1. Why do you think the child suppresses his desires for toys, sweets, and rides when he is his parents? What does this reveal about his understanding of his parents? 2 How does the child's attitude toward material things (toys, sweets, balloons) change when separated from his parents? What lesson about human values does the story teach us here? 3 Discuss the role of the stranger in the story. Why does the child refuse all his office rides, and toys? 4. The festival setting is described with great detail and vivid imagery. How does the atmosphere of the fair contrast with the child's sense of fear and loss? 5. What is the significance of the title The Lost Child? Do you think the story is only about a child lost in a fair, or does it symbolize something deeper about human life and relationships? SUMMARY The story is set during the spring festival when people thronged to the fair in a joyful mood Among them was a little boy who walked with his parents, fascinated by the toys, sweets, and attractions along the way. Each time he expressed a desire for toys, sweets, garlands, balloons, or the roundabout-he knew his parents would refuse, so he suppressed his wishes and moved on. As they entered the fair, the child was captivated by the sights and sounds, but suddenly he realized his parents were not beside him. Fear and panic gripped him as he searched everywhere, crying Mother, Father!" His joy and curiosity vanished, replaced only by the desperate longing to be with his parents. A kind stranger noticed the weeping boy and tried to console him by offering rides, balloon flowers, and sweets. However, the child rejected everything he had earlier desired and only repeated his plea: "I want my mother, I want my father!" The story highlights the innocence of childhood. While the child is initially drawn to material things, the moment he is separated from his parents, he realizes that nothing in the world matters among the love and security of his parents.