Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhiji, A Man of Ideals and Ideas
Introduction: Gandhiji was not a philosopher in academic sense of the word but life forces every thinking man to evolve his own …
Introduction: Gandhiji was not a philosopher in academic sense of the word but life forces every thinking man to evolve his own …
Introduction: Mulk Raj Anand's views about Indian English are as follows: There is a distinction between “Babu” or “King Em…
Introduction: Mahatma Gandhi became a writer by necessity, not by choice. He was so much involved in the struggle for emancipati…
Irony is one of the most striking features of Kolatkar's poetry and the treatment of the theme of thirty - one poems in Jeju…
According to M.K. Naik, “Arun Kolatkar is that rare phenomenon among modern Indian English poets - a bilingual poet writing both…
Introduction: Nanda Kaul was born of a rich and gifted father, so her childhood days passed in the atmosphere of joys and comfo…
Introduction: After reading the story of the present novel “Fire on the Mountain” written by Anita Desai, we find that Ila Da…
Introduction of the Novel: “Fire on the Mountain” is a 1977 novel by Anita Desai that deals with the subjects of solitude, exis…
Introduction: Ramlal was the domestic servant of Nanda Kaul. Though he was not assigned any important duty, yet he became an im…
Introduction: The present novel ‘Fire on the Mountain’ presents the psychological study of three women characters as Nanda Kau…
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