It looks like you are asking for a based on the phrase "2nd PUC Kannada notes" — possibly a fictional or illustrative narrative rather than actual academic notes.
For the first time, she picked up a pen not to memorize, but to respond . She wrote in the margins: “This poet is angry – not without reason. Our generation is lost in mobiles. Where is the solitude he speaks of?” Mrs. Shanti noticed the change in class. Anjali asked questions. She stayed after school to discuss “Tavareya Baagilu” . The teacher smiled – a rare sight.
Inside were pages of summaries, grammar rules, alankaras , and answers to poetry questions. But Anjali had copied most of it mechanically during classes. She didn’t feel the poems. She didn’t understand why the teacher cried while explaining Kuvempu’s “Kaliyugadavaradali” .
“Then why do you hate Kannada, Akka? It’s so deep,” Raghu said innocently, and left.