Finding Inner Peace: The Journey of Pawan the Peacock

Rashmi narrates a story about a peacock named Pavan and his friend Marie the Cat. Pavan, feeling unhappy, embarks on a journey across India with Marie to find joy. They visit Mumbai, Kerala, and the Himalayas, where Pavan learns to meditate and discovers inner peace. The story highlights the importance of friendship, adventure, and self-discovery.

What is the main reason for Pavan's unhappiness despite his beauty?

• He feels lonely and unfulfilled.

• He is not admired by anyone.

• He dislikes his appearance.

• He wants to live in a different country.

Why does Marie decide to take Pavan to Mumbai?

• To find a new home for him.

• To introduce him to new friends.

• To distract him with the city's excitement.

• To show him the beautiful beaches.

What is Pavan's reaction to the bustling city of Mumbai?

• He wants to stay longer.

• He enjoys the food and culture.

• He is scared and overwhelmed.

• He feels excited and happy.

What does Pavan find intimidating about the elephants in Kerala?

• Their loud noises.

• Their large size.

• Their playful nature.

• Their speed.

What technique does Marie teach Pavan in the Himalayas?

• Singing.

• Meditation.

• Dancing.

• Yoga poses.

What natural phenomenon does Pavan experience for the first time in the Himalayas?

• A thunderstorm.

• A rainbow.

• Snowfall.

• A sandstorm.

What does Pavan realize is key to maintaining his happiness?

• Traveling frequently.

• Being admired by others.

• Meditating and doing what he loves.

• Living in a big city.