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A Journal of Mahatma Gandhi Antarra
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L A N G U A G E DISCOURSE W R I T I
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Editor's Note ‘Hindi’ is primar
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Heritage EK TOKRI BHAR MITTI Madhav
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Discourse THE IMPORTANCE OF MADHAV
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nationalism into literature; societ
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1. History of India, and other coun
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anch of knowledge— natural and so
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country, growing indignation at the
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the consciousness of the colonized
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and we rise above religious dogma,
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forces of liberty and patriotism tr
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his thoughts boldly, without fear.T
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characteristics of the age in which
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For, when father having been engage
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and panegyrists going and singing p
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I burst forth, ‘‘Aha, Niuniya!
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aid. The flower was punished forthw
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years in this guileful world I roam
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form. Now, once again there was a s
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Discourse LIFE AND IDEALS OF PREMCH
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and the train also arrived, but cou
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Discourse THE CONCEPT OF INDIANNESS
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of first novel goes to the Genji Mo
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untouchable boy. The boy is from
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eligious leaders. Premchand in his
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· Partition of India and growth of
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2) Ghar ki Raah, Indra Basawada, Sa
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Sahai, Nagendra, Bhagwat Sharan Upa
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two women (Rekha and Gaura) simulta
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significant. Since real aspects lik
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Another very major challenge that e
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students of Dacca University had ta
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Culture THE BHARATNATYAM HERITAGE I
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and her husband also migrated to Ho
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for her has been the one at Chidamb
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long years? Pallav—Did it reflect
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publicising myself and my writing b
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Short Story BUDHIA Ramvriksha Benip
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find her carrying loads of grass on
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pat the other’s back, and with he
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tea break, it would also be a break
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There was a mouth organ in Raka Mas
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He was watching me in a strange man
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and bowed before the engine. I saw
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Climbing down the slope, that girl
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filled their buckets without saying
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clamp of the sounds is gripping him
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The speaker fell silent all at once
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