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Aradhna kamraAbstract: The present work is about the reflection of history in the novels of Shashi Tharoor. The work includes his two valuable novels such as The Great Indian Novel, An Era of Darkness: The British Empire. The research focuses on thematic focus of his work which reveals his sense of pride in Indian culture, heritage and history. The Great Indian Novel retells the political history of 20thcentury India which records political history of modern India on the structure of great Hindu epic the Mahabharata |
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1-11 |
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Girja Bhawani Dr RupinderkaurAbstract: Gabriel GarcÃaMárquez’s famous novel One Hundred Years of Solitude tells the story of the city of Macondo and the Buendia family. In this novel, the circle of life is presented of the city and the Buendia family which resembles the history of Latin America. The rise and fall of Macondohappen with the rise and decline of the Buendia family. This research paper is focused on understanding how women characters are represented in the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. In this process to analyse the treatment of women in the novel by Gabriel GarcÃaMárquez, this paper analyses the gender dynamic and presence of patriarchy in the novel. It also analyses every woman character in the novel, evaluates and assesses the view of the author behind representing the women characters of different shades with a fair share of virtue and vice. |
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12-19 |
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Dr. Mamta SharmaAbstract: The present study was designed to examine the development of syntax in children, \r\nspeaking Hindi language. The technique used to study was story-telling method. A major \r\nquestion was that, how and when a baby becomes competent enough to use syntax properly \r\nin language. Three dependent measures-different type of words, biconditional sentences, \r\nthemes of stories were studied under varying conditions of age, family type and schooling. \r\n120 children were randomly assigned to 12 conditions, each having 5 boys and 5 girls. \r\nPrincipal findings were – Schooling and family type did not show any impact on the \r\nproduction rate of words and sentences, amount of production of words and sentence \r\nincreased significantly with age, |
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20-37 |
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Parvesh DahiyaAbstract: Girish Karnad’s first play Yayati is based on a story from the Mahabharata. Yayati was written in 1961 and won the Mysore State Award in 1962. The play is based on an episode in the Mahabharata, where Yayati, one of the ancestors of the Pandavas, is given the curse of premature old age by his father-in-law, Shukracharya, who is incensed by Yayati’s infidelity. Yayati could redeem this curse only if someone was willing to exchange his youth with him. It is his son Puru, who finally offers to do this for his father |
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38-46 |
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Dr. Rashmi Paraskar,Abstract: Bapsi Sidhwa is a Pakistani feminist writer of Gujrati Parsi Zorostrian origin with many acclaimed novels at her credit. The New York Times called her “Pakistan’s finest English language novelist.” She authored several novels including ‘Cracking India”, ‘The Crow Eaters’, ‘An American Brat’, ‘The Pakistani Bride’ and ‘Water’. |
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47-52 |
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SnehAbstract: \r\nThe concept of live in relationship has long been avoided by Indian society. Live in relationship before marriage is an offense or crime in Indian culture. Hindu dharma favors ‘one man, one woman’ as the most sacred form of marriage. But as people evolve spiritually, the succeeding generations are ready to accept a few deprecatory practices. For example, live in relationship is a situation in which two people decide to live together for an extended period of time or permanently, maintaining an emotional and/or sexual relationship.\r\n |
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53-62 |
