Based on the provided context, the poem acts as a 'tribute' and uses the refrain 'she's peerless, let's praise her!', which creates a mood of admiration and national pride. The poet's tone is similarly reverent and proud, emphasising praise for India's greatness. Personification is evident where the river Ganga is attributed human qualities of being 'generous' and 'graceful', and India is referred to as 'she'. The context does not provide information about the poem's rhyme scheme.