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Toru Dutt Realised Indianness More Than Many Ever Could Dr Alok Mishra The Last Critic
Toru Dutt realised Indianness more than many ever could… a conversation with Dr Alok Mishra

Toru Dutt realised Indianness more than many ever could… a conversation with Dr Alok Mishra

In a letter written in 1935, Sri Aurobindo, an accomplished poet himself, appreciates the originality and rhythmic force in Toru Dutt’s poetry. Though, for some reason, Sri Aurobindo does not extend the magnitude of this appreciation, it is worth quoting…

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Aravind Adiga The White Tiger Booker Wonder Fiction Critical The Last Critic
Why Aravind Adiga disappeared from the literary horizon (almost as quickly as he appeared)? A critical assessment

Why Aravind Adiga disappeared from the literary horizon (almost as quickly as he appeared)? A critical assessment

Aravind Adiga burst onto the literary scene in 2008 with The White Tiger, a scathing indictment of India’s class struggle, winning the Booker Prize and establishing him as a bold new voice in postcolonial literature. His debut was celebrated for its…

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Bride's Guide To Shopping In India Sukriti YJ Book Review The Last Critic
Bride’s Guide to Shopping in India: A Tragedy by Sukriti YJ – Review

Bride’s Guide to Shopping in India: A Tragedy by Sukriti YJ – Review

Sukriti's Bride's Guide to Shopping in India: A Tragedy is a revelatory exploration of India's bridal fashion industry, weaving together sharp social commentary, rich cultural heritage, and deeply human narratives. At its core, the novel interrogates the ethical contradictions of an industry…

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