Question 1

What is the name of the author of the travelogue 'Sana-Sana Hath Jodi'?

Accepted Answer

The author of 'Sana-Sana Hath Jodi' is Madhu Kankaria. She is a prominent contemporary writer known for her travelogues that beautifully capture nature, culture, and human emotions.

Question 2

What does the phrase 'Sana-Sana Hath Jodi' mean?

Accepted Answer

The phrase means 'joining my little hands, I pray that all my misdeeds be forgiven.' It is a prayer taught by a Nepali girl to the author.

Question 3

Which place was the author visiting in the chapter 'Sana-Sana Hath Jodi'?

Accepted Answer

The author was visiting Sikkim and its capital Gangtok along with areas like Umium and Yumthang.

Question 4

How is Gangtok described at night in the chapter?

Accepted Answer

At night, Gangtok looked like a sleeping city with stars embedded in the sky below, making it look as if the stars had descended down to earth.

Question 5

What is the color of the prayer flags traditionally tied in Sikkim to mark a person's death?

Accepted Answer

White prayer flags are tied when someone dies, and the 108 Buddhist mantras are inscribed on them. After some time, they are left to wear off naturally.

Kritika: Sana-Sana Hath Jodi