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Let’s delve into the fascinating world of William Shakespeare as seen through the lens of competitive exams. Shakespeare, the Bard of Avon, has been a subject of study not only for literature enthusiasts but also for aspirants of various competitive examinations. This post aims to give you an overview of the types of multiple-choice questions … Read more
“Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers” by Adrienne Rich is a powerful poem that explores themes of female oppression, marriage, and the search for personal freedom. Through the character of Aunt Jennifer, Rich delves into the constraints placed on women by society and their personal relationships. The poem contrasts the vibrant, fearless tigers Aunt Jennifer embroiders into her … Read more
“A Roadside Stand” by Robert Frost is a poignant poem that critiques the economic disparities and unfulfilled promises faced by rural populations in the face of urban expansion. Through the narrative of a small, makeshift stand by the roadside, Frost explores the struggles of rural folk trying to earn a living by selling goods to … Read more
“A Thing of Beauty” by John Keats is an excerpt from his romantic poem “Endymion,” which delves into the notion that beauty provides eternal joy and solace in our lives. Keats, a prominent figure in the Romantic movement, explores the idea that natural and artistic beauty brings an endless source of peace and inspiration. Through … Read more
“Keeping Quiet” by Pablo Neruda is a poignant poem that underscores the power of silence and introspection in fostering a global sense of unity and peace. Through this work, Neruda advocates for a collective moment of stillness, suggesting that pausing from our relentless activities could lead to a profound understanding and connection among all beings. … Read more
“My Mother at Sixty-six” by Kamala Das is a moving poem that captures the poet’s feelings of fear and anxiety over her aging mother’s mortality. Written in a poignant and reflective tone, the poem juxtaposes the vitality of the world outside with the frailty of the mother, observed silently by the poet. Through this personal … Read more
“Going Places” by A.R. Barton is a captivating story that explores the themes of adolescence, ambition, and fantasy through the eyes of Sophie, a young teenager with a vivid imagination. Set against the backdrop of a working-class neighborhood, the narrative delves into Sophie’s daydreams of a better life and her aspirations to escape the mundane … Read more
“The Interview” compiled by Christopher Silvester, presents a fascinating exploration into the art and significance of interviews, drawing from a diverse array of conversations with prominent figures across various fields. This collection provides insight into the minds of celebrities, politicians, artists, and other influential personalities, highlighting the nuances of the interview process. Silvester’s work sheds … Read more
“Poets and Pancakes” by Asokamitran is a humorous and insightful piece that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Tamil film industry of the 1960s, centered around the author’s experiences working at the Gemini Studios in Madras (now Chennai). Asokamitran’s narrative is rich with anecdotes that paint a vivid picture of the studio’s bustling environment, the … Read more
“Indigo” by Louis Fischer is a compelling account that narrates the journey of Mahatma Gandhi and his endeavors in championing the cause of farmers in Champaran, Bihar, who were oppressed by the indigo plantation system imposed by British landlords. This narrative is a part of Fischer’s larger work on Gandhi’s life, illustrating how Gandhi’s nonviolent … Read more
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