(a) The students should attempt on their own.
(b) By this line, the poet means that the person who is suffering has the right to know why she/he is suffering. Though there is equality, yet lakhs of people sleep hungry.

Some people do not enjoy equality because
(i) Poverty
(ii) Lack of resources
(iii) Discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and sex.
(iv) Lack of dignity and respect for certain communities

Tawa originates in the Mahadeo hills of Chindwara district, passes through Betul and then joins the Narmada in Hoshangabad. Tawa dam took 20 years to build, i.e. from 1958 to 1978.
It took large areas of forest and agricultural land under its impact. The forest dwellers were highly affected and left with nothing. Some settled around the reservoir and found a livelihood in fishing and their little farms and earned very less.

The government in 1994, allowed the private contractors for fishing in the reservoir. But the contractors drove the local people away and hired cheap labour from outside. The villagers who refused to leave were threatened by the contractors by bringing hoodlums.
This united the villagers and they decided to set-up an organisation in order to protect their rights.

India is a democratic country and equality is a soul of a democracy. People are yet treated unequally. Kanta, Ansari, Melani, Swapna are some of the examples who suffered inequality because they lack resources. These are people who came together to fight against inequality.

The feeling of equality given by ballot box is not enjoyed by all people because some Indians faces inequality due to poverty and lack of resources. Others face inequality because of discrimination on due to their religion, caste and sex.

The Constitution of India recognises all Indians as equal before the law and states that no person can be discriminated against because of their religion, sex, caste or class. Every adult in India has been provided with the power over the ballot box, which is used by the people to elect or replace their representatives.

The Constitution of India recognises all citizens of India as equal. It is considered as a 'living document' and issues of equality are central to countries like India.
The Constitution focusses on the challenges to equality like
(i) Privarisation of health services in India.
(ii) Increasing control of business houses on media.
(iii) Low value is given to work done by women, etc.

Yes, in our village, Dalits organised and obtained their right to send their children to school where students from all castes and religion study together.

Yes, the large-scale participation of villagers has contributed to the success of the TMS, because when people unite and stand together to fight for an issue, no one can break their unity and it is the unity of the villagers which helped them to achieve success.

The villagers set-up this organisation in order to fight for the right to catch fish in Tawa reservoir.

TMS is fighting for the rights of the displaced forest dwellers of the Satpura forest in Madhya Pradesh.

The expression 'Power over the ballot box' means the power to vote. Every individual who is above 18 years of age has the power to vote in India irrespective of his/her caste, class, sex, religion etc.