Draupadi is a story about Dopdi Mehjen, a woman who belongs to the Santhal tribe of West Bengal. She is a Robin Hood-like figure who with her husband, Dhulna, murders wealthy landlords and usurp their wells, which is the primary…
One of writer and activist Mahasweta Devi’s (1926-2016) most widely read books is Hajar Churashir Ma (Mother of 1084), which was adapted for theatre and film. Set in the backdrop of the violent Naxalite movement of 1970s Bengal, the novel…
Q. The Perfect Murder as an Example of Popular Fiction. Evaluate. The plot revolves around the murder of, or rather the attack on Mr.Perfect, a Parsi personal secretary to big shot businessman, Mr. Arun Varde. The attack on Mr. Perfect…
Mahasweta Devi, the noted Bengali writer disgusted by the modes of humiliation that the lower castes, especially the womenfolk, are subjected to and the champion of the cause of the ‘untouchables’, is horrified by the game of politics that tries…
Indian Literature is abundant in the projection of consignment of women’s servitude and inhuman treatment of men. It raises the voice of resistance against patriarchal oppression in society in order to emancipate women with dignity and identity. It also focuses…
Character Sketch/Analysis of Inspector Ganesh Ghote in The Perfect Murder : ‘The Perfect Murder’ was the first of HRF Keating’s Inspector Ghote mysteries, first published in 1964. It has a kind of gentle charm and has some things in its…
Keating was one of the more notable members of the generation of British post-GA writers, born after the First World War and before the Second (many of whom have, like Keating, now passed away: P. D. James, 1920-2014, Margraret Yorke,…
Keating published his first detective novel in 1959, but it was not until 1964, with the appearance of The Perfect Murder, that he introduced the series character for whom he would become best known: the Indian police investigator Inspector Ganesh…
Keating was one of the more notable members of the generation of British post-GA writers, born after the First World War and before the Second (many of whom have, like Keating, now passed away: P. D. James, 1920-2014, Margraret Yorke,…
INTRODUCTION The Hound of the Baskervilles is the third of the four crime novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle featuring the detective Sherlock Holmes. Originally serialised in The Strand Magazine from August 1901 to April 1902, it is set…