Kis pankti mein kaha gaya hai ki Himalaya shakti ki jwalaon ka dher hai? (In which line is it said that the Himalaya is a heap of flames of power?)
A.Yug-yug ajeya, nirbandh, mukt
B.Mere Bharat ke divya bhal
C.Paurush ke punjibhoot jwal✓ Correct
D.Sakar, divya gaurav virat
Explanation
The line 'Paurush ke punjibhoot jwal' literally translates to 'concentrated/heaped flames of valour/manliness'. Here 'punjibhoot' means 'heaped/accumulated' and 'jwal' means 'flames', directly describing the Himalaya as an accumulated heap of flames of power (paurush/shakti). The other lines speak of the Himalaya as eternal/unconquered, as the divine forehead of India, or as embodying divine grandeur, but only option 3 specifies the metaphor of heaped flames of power.
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