‘Lota Kotha’ is about the story of a girl brought up in luxury when young and had to be married off to a handsome young man from a conservative middle-class family. The man is qualified and he soon starts working with Imperial Bank and his career takes him to different parts of undivided India, including Kabul.This novel is about their journey together and the various trials and tribulations the girl has to face.
‘Lota Kotha’ is about the story of a girl brought up in luxury when young and had to be married off to a handsome young man from a conservative middle-class family. The man is qualified and he soon starts working with Imperial Bank and his career takes him to different parts of undivided India, including Kabul.This novel is about their journey together and the various trials and tribulations the girl has to face.
On July 28, 2016 Mahasweta Devi, aged 90, cut loose the ties that bound her to mortal life and set off to live for ever in the hearts and minds of thousands for whom she toiled with the zeal of a crusader. She left behind a rich legacy of work unmatched in literary activism in Indian Literature. She was Hannah Arendt’s kindred spirit and Nadine Gordimer’s soul mate.
The book is a critical exploration of some of the subaltern issues in colonial and postcolonial contexts with special focus on Mahasweta Devi’s works. It examines the ways in which she handled the aesthetics of literature to expose the many sided exploitations and multiple oppressions of the subaltern communities in general and tribals in particular. The book explores the different sites of her activism which serve to interrogate the nation’s policy, polity and the socio-cultural construct. It serves to present a holistic analysis of her literary enterprise by approaching some of her novels, dramas and short stories.
On July 28, 2016 Mahasweta Devi, aged 90, cut loose the ties that bound her to mortal life and set off to live for ever in the hearts and minds of thousands for whom she toiled with the zeal of a crusader. She left behind a rich legacy of work unmatched in literary activism in Indian Literature. She was Hannah Arendt’s kindred spirit and Nadine Gordimer’s soul mate.
The book is a critical exploration of some of the subaltern issues in colonial and postcolonial contexts with special focus on Mahasweta Devi’s works. It examines the ways in which she handled the aesthetics of literature to expose the many sided exploitations and multiple oppressions of the subaltern communities in general and tribals in particular. The book explores the different sites of her activism which serve to interrogate the nation’s policy, polity and the socio-cultural construct. It serves to present a holistic analysis of her literary enterprise by approaching some of her novels, dramas and short stories.
This book is about teacher eligibility test, connected by CBSE and Various State agencies. The book will address the issue of child development and Pedagogy. The best part of the book is the high level of integration between the content and the questions pattern. It based on research of latest pattern till 2015. The book will also discuss various strategy to attempt the Question as well as clear the concepts. This book is like guide cum coach. Thus not only raise the success rate but also clear the concept at every level. I will try to keep the content crisp without compromising on the scope of learning. It will contain question from various state to give a hang of latest trend.
The book is a comprehensive yet concise learning tool for the students of the University of Burdwan (BA General Course – Paper II) and Calcutta University. The book covers all the short stories and essays prescribed in the syllabus. The uniqueness of this book lies in its compliance with the expected external exam pattern.
The book is a comprehensive yet concise learning tool for the students of the University of Burdwan (BA General Course – Paper II) and Calcutta University. The book covers all the short stories and essays prescribed in the syllabus. The uniqueness of this book lies in its compliance with the expected external exam pattern.
‘Lota Kotha’ is about the story of a girl brought up in luxury when young and had to be married off to a handsome young man from a conservative middle-class family. The man is qualified and he soon starts working with Imperial Bank and his career takes him to different parts of undivided India, including Kabul.This novel is about their journey together and the various trials and tribulations the girl has to face.
Some people are born happy, and we often meet them in our daily lives. The same can be true for every human on this earth. Souls are born humble but are stressed by society. One of the primary sources of unhappiness is the existence of adverse individuals in our life. Remove them, and we are free winged creatures. Gossip, socialize, make friends and not a single day would go in sadness. Respect live-in relationship if marriage exhausts you. Travel and explore this beautiful earth for a more joyful you. Forget Billionaires and live your unique life. Deliberate changes in our daily lives can punch you up and make it worth living.
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Tagore has been a close companion since childhood. My mother who was passionate about his creations tried to imbibe in me his essence of the depth of his philosophy, his deep association with the Supreme. But what does a child’s mind really understand such magnanimity of the treasures of his ocean of his works. Yet his words always intrigued me. The verses from Gitanjali mesmerized me even at the tender age. The words reverberated in my ears and their rhythms touched the inner core of my heart. Again, the child’s voice speaking in Shishu evoked in me the excitement and thrill of adventure. As I moved into my teens, Tagore was a part of the school curriculum. To be honest Bangla was never strong point. I was not an avid reader of Bengali literature. My writing skill in this language was below average. The fragrance of Tagore’s verse stayed with me mainly because of my mother’s inspiration. They surfaced later as I feel, in my poetry.
I studied literature in English as an operational subject alongside with the compulsory English paper in my high school. This provided me with the opportunity to get a glimpse into the works of Wordsworth, Shelly, Keats, Browning, Lear, Frost, and a host of others. I remember writing my first poem in English when I was in class X. Now I find it silly and immature, written from the perspective of a rather sentimental teenager. Yet at that point it had given me immense joy and the feeling of accomplishment.
My span of writing poetry has not been very consistent. I got a trigger to write during my school days mainly from the encouragement from my teachers and friends. This continued though my years in college. However in college, there was an additional incentive – it made you more popular and attractive. You were marked as an intellectual, a much glamorous prospective which many young people at that phase of life craze to aspire.
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