MEG-14: Contemporary Indian Literature in English Translation – Assignment Answers (2024–25) Here are the complete answers for the MEG-14 assignment (2024–25 session), covering all ten questions as per the IGNOU guidelines. Each answer is written in easy-to-understand language with appropriate length and clarity. Click on each link to read the full response. Analyze the social […]
How Does a Late 20th or 21st Century Reader Accept the Re-Invention of the Myth of Sri Radha? The myth of Sri Radha, traditionally portrayed in Indian literature and devotional narratives as the eternal consort of Lord Krishna, has undergone significant reinterpretation in the late 20th and 21st centuries. Contemporary readers, shaped by modern values
Discuss the Thematics and Poetic Style of the Poem ‘Tree and the Sage’ The poem Tree and the Sage, translated into English from Malayalam and written by Sugatha Kumari, is a philosophical exploration of the human condition, nature, and spiritual reflection. The poem’s themes and style together create a meditative atmosphere that invites readers to
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Discuss ‘The Compromise’ as an Allegory The Compromise by Githa Hariharan is a short story that can be read as an allegory about gender roles, family expectations, and the silent sacrifices that women are expected to make in Indian society. Through symbolic characters and a simple yet emotionally powerful narrative, the story represents larger truths
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Comment on the Style and Symbolism Used in the Story ‘The Empty Chest’ The short story The Empty Chest, written in Telugu by Volga and translated into English, uses a unique combination of narrative style and symbolism to highlight themes of gender roles, personal transformation, and societal expectations. The story’s minimalistic yet emotionally charged style,
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Do You Think ‘Birds’ Ends on a Happy Note? Give Reasons for Your Answer The ending of the play Birds, translated into English from Malayalam and written by N. Prabhakaran, is open to interpretation. While it does not conclude in the traditional sense of “happily ever after,” it presents a form of resolution that can
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Salt Combines Stringent Political Comment with Sophisticated Literary Technique – Discuss Salt is a play written by Mahesh Dattani that masterfully weaves together political critique and refined literary artistry. The play stands out as a bold commentary on government oppression, human rights, and the abuse of power, while also using nuanced literary techniques to convey
What Are the Aims of Dalit Writings and How Well Does ‘Karukku’ Achieve Them? Dalit literature emerged as a powerful tool of resistance and identity assertion for the marginalized communities of India, particularly those who were historically oppressed by the caste system. The core aim of Dalit writings is to expose the deep-rooted injustices of
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Write a Note on Growth of Contemporary Indian Theatre Contemporary Indian theatre has evolved through a complex interplay of tradition and modernity, drawing from rich cultural roots while also addressing current social issues. The growth of theatre in India, especially after independence, reflects the nation’s changing identity, political awareness, and artistic experimentation. This evolution is
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Write an Essay on Partition Novels in Hindi The Partition of India in 1947 was one of the most traumatic events in the subcontinent’s history. It divided not only land but also hearts, families, and communities. Hindi literature has played a significant role in recording and reflecting on the human cost of Partition. Several Hindi
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