Pa no. 4 Indian Writing English
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This document provides a comparison between the novel Kanthapura by Raja Rao and the Bollywood film Lagaan. Kanthapura is set in a South Indian village and narrated by an old woman, depicting the Gandhian freedom movement. Moorthy is the protagonist who leads the fight against the British. Religion and caste divisions play an important role. Lagaan depicts India's struggle for independence through the symbolic medium of a cricket match between Indians and British. Bhuvan is the protagonist who rallies the villagers to challenge the British to a match. Both works use heroic protagonists to inspire and motivate the people in standing up to colonial rule.
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![RAJA RAO
Shri Raja Rao born on 8th November, 1908 in Hassan in
the Princely state of MYSORE. [ Now in Karnataka in
South India ]
He was an Indian writer of English Language, novels &
short-stories...whose works are deeply rooted in
Metaphysics.
He was born into a Smartha Brahmin Family.
He was the eldest of 9 siblings.
Notable Works:- 1. Kanthapura [ 1964 ], 2.The Serpent
and the Rope. [ 1960 ]
Notable Awards :-
1. Sahitya Akademi Award [ 1964 ]
2. Padma Bhusan [ 1969 ]
3. Neustadt International Prize for Literature. [1988]
4. PadmaVibhusan [2007]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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An Analysis of the Inherent Realism Prevalent in the Novels of R K Narayan
In the fiction of R. K. Narayan, one can find the true representation of Contemporary Indian Life, Traditions and Culture
in its vivid and realistic form. The Social realism is extensively and minutely described. Narayan is a pure story teller, an
artist who portrays reality in its real rare rhythm. Social customs and reality are vividly described with unbiased
objectivity and complete detached observation.
R. K. Narayan (Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanaswami,, 1906-2001) belongs to the age of Indian Freedom
Struggle of 20th century.The three bright stars, luminaries of Indian English literature, Mulk Raj Anand, R. K. Narayan
and Raja Rao started writing their fiction, largely in this period of great ferment and excitement. Some of their early
works truly reflect the conditions and the problems that characterize the early decades of the twentieth Century India and
her people. All of them voiced the emotion of their age in their fiction directly or indirectly. R. K. Narayan wrote Fifteen
Novels, Five Volumes of Short-Stories, a number of Travelogues and Collection of Non-fiction, English Translation of
Indian Epics, and the Memoirs “My Days”.
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8 teams from 4 houses will qualify for the finals of a 20 question quiz competition. Questions 1, 5, 10, 15 and 20 are star marked. No electronic devices are allowed and those found using them will be removed. The city of Amritsar was originally called Ramdaspur and was founded by Guru Ramdas, who had a tank dug there. It was later renamed Amritsar by Guru Arjun Dev. The author Salman Rushdie lives in Mumbai and wrote his first novel Midnight's Children at age 17 in 1951. According to ancient texts, there were 16 kingdoms in 6th century BC in northern India including Kosala, Magadha, Vatsa and Avanti.
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- 1. KANTHAPURA COMPAREWITH MOVIE “LAGAAN”. Name :Vidhya Pandya , Sem : 1 E-mail id : vidhupandya10497@gmail.com Pa No : 4 IndianWriting In English. [ Pre- Independence ]
- 2. RAJA RAO Shri Raja Rao born on 8th November, 1908 in Hassan in the Princely state of MYSORE. [ Now in Karnataka in South India ] He was an Indian writer of English Language, novels & short-stories...whose works are deeply rooted in Metaphysics. He was born into a Smartha Brahmin Family. He was the eldest of 9 siblings. Notable Works:- 1. Kanthapura [ 1964 ], 2.The Serpent and the Rope. [ 1960 ] Notable Awards :- 1. Sahitya Akademi Award [ 1964 ] 2. Padma Bhusan [ 1969 ] 3. Neustadt International Prize for Literature. [1988] 4. PadmaVibhusan [2007]
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