Silence! The Court is in Session as a Feminist Play
Silence! The Court is in Session as a Feminist Play The representation of woman in texts, both literary and non-literary, …
Indian Writing in English
A Passage to England by Nirad C. Chaudhuri Summary and Analysis
A Passage to England Summary and Analysis Nirad C. Chaudhuri is an outstanding prose-writer with an excellent poise of style. …
Arun Joshi’s The Apprentice Summary and Analysis
The Apprentice Summary and Analysis Introduction Arun Joshi was born in 1939. He was educated in India and U.S.A. He …
The Bird Sanctuary by Sarojini Naidu | Critical Analysis
The Bird Sanctuary by Sarojini Naidu Analysis The Bird Sanctuary by Sarojini Naidu Introduction Sarojini Naidu is the Nightingale of …
An Introduction by Kamala Das Critical Analysis
An Introduction by Kamala Das Analysis “An Introduction” is an autobiographical poem by Kamala Das. It is confessional in tone …
Shashi Deshpande’s That Long Silence Summary and Analysis
That Long Silence Summary and Analysis “If I were a man and cared to know the world I lived in, …
Ramanujan’s Obituary Poem Summary and Analysis
Obituary Summary and Analysis Obituary Meaning Obituary is a notice of death, generally published in newspapers by the near relatives …
Tughlaq as a Historical Play
Tughlaq as a Historical Play Introduction A historical play seems to be a contradiction in terms. History requires truth to …
Lakshman by Toru Dutt Analysis | Lakshman Character Analysis
Critical appreciation of Lakshman Toru Dutt had a thorough knowledge of India’s traditional past and this had given her a strong …
Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie | Summary and Analysis
Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children Midnight’s Children (1980) is a masterpiece. It has brought prestigious Booker Award to the author …