Shweta Rami 1. Postcolonial literature often addresses the problems and consequences of thedecolonization of a country, especially questions relating to the political and culturalindependence of formerly subjugated people, and themes such as racialism andcolonialism. A range of literary theories has evolved around the subject. It addresses therole of literature in perpetuating and challenging ..read more

Geetanjali Shree's Tomb of Sand is one of that historical and groundbreaking novel that is nomnated for the Booker Prize for the year 2022. It is first of its type: a novel first published in Hindi and then translated into English. Thus it is one of those rare and also the first Hindi novel to achieve this fame. My review of the novel is as followshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMhvTduC0GkYou ..read more

By Bijay Kant Dubey  A Rain of Rites by Jayanta Mahapatra opening with the first poem named Dawn and continues on with the poems, as thus, Village, Old Places, These Women, A Missing Person, Samsara, Five Indian Songs, A Rain of Rites, A Rain, The Exile, Listening, Summer, Ceremony, Main Temple Street, Puri, The Whorehouse in a Calcutta Street, The Sentence, A Twilight Poem, Appearances, Myth ..read more

By: Bijay Kant DubeyIn a world today, where a lot has taken place, a lot has changed, how to write poetry of humanity sometimes engages us as and when we think about or sit to write, taking poetry as world matter, humanistic concern, ecological issue, existential search, age-wise zeitgist, holistic healing, meditational solace, sensational stuff, text messaging, photographic reflection ..read more

 The period between 1879 to 1837 is most crucial for the students of English Literature. The value of this period can be judged by the fact that at least 5 questions are expected from section, if examined from UGC-NET perspective.While preparing for exam, students ignored several of important points. They focus more on popular facts and left some less popular topic untouched.in the following ..read more

AM Klien's "Indian Reservation Caughnawaga" is a poem that criticised the modernity and postcolonial mindset of White.  It emphasis on losing cuulre of tribles. There are several things which this poem has to critise the colonial power.Click on the video below [LINK]https://youtu.be/m86LOwJumgc ..read more

I have started a YouTube Channel for the lovers of English Literature.The aim of channel is prepare students for UGC-NET English and also for the PhD English entrance exams.Kindly join by clicking the link belowhttps://youtu.be/h5ZqoQsjshc ..read more

 By Bijay Kant Dubey It is a fact that one cannot discern and dislodge the cultural stuff, so is the case, as because even if we want to be impersonal, it is bound to reflect the racial, archetypal and territorial stuffs. Myths and motifs are a part of our life. One cannot so easily the legacy of thought and idea, the historical past and the hinge of the cultural heritage. The psyche is composed ..read more

 By: Bijay Kant DubeyWhat the others have left he seems to be describing, taking up for an evaluation, a re-evaluation  as for what did we promise at the time of the attainment of freedom and what we got, how have we stood up to the promises made and pledged? Now the time for realization has come, the time for re-assessment. The tales of freedom, who to tell it? The situation is just like the ..read more

By: Bijay Kant Dubey  Small Towns And The River by Mamang Dai is a poem of Arunchal pradesh where she was born, of Shillong, Meghalaya where she read it, did her schooloing from, of Assam where her graduation with English Honours from Gauhati Universty and it all telling of the cartography and topgraphy of the Northeast of India indirectly, how it was in the past, how it is now, how the ..read more