Nameeta chandra biography of william hill

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  • We shall see how Namita Gokhale subverts age-old traditions, engages in role-reversals and attempts to topple the existing patriarchal.

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    ( This interview was first published on Bookwitty.com on 10 December 2016 ) 

    One month before the 10th anniversary of South Asia’s largest and most renowned literary festival, Jaipur Literature Festival founder and co-director Namita Gokhale (with William Dalrymple) sat down with Jaya Bhattarcharji Rose to talk about her latest, and eighth novel Things to Leave Behind. It is a multi-generational story set between 1840-1912 in Nainital and Sat Tal, Kumaon, part of the Himalayas.

    How did Things to Leave Behind come about?

    A tangle of memories about a time I sensed and knew. I had accessed a rich treasure of information through Mountain Echoes, the book of oral biographies I had compiled and transcribed. Then there was Clever Wives and Happy Idiots, folktales that had been recorded in the memoirs of Russian spy and adventurer, Ivan Minayev, which we at Yatra Books [a Delhi-based publishing house specialising in translations where Gokhale works as director] published

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    KIIT founder, 7 others questioned over univ incident

    Bhubaneswar: KIIT founder Achyuta Samanta was on Friday questioned for nearly two hours bygd the govt's three-member committee probing the death of a Nepalese student and subsequent harassment of other students from the Himalayan nation in the institute recently. sju other senior KIIT officials, including three who have been suspended, were also questioned separately. Neither Samanta, a former BJD MP, nor others spoke to the media.
    The development comes on a day the Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement on the alleged assault of Nepalese students. Addressing the media, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "We are deeply saddened by the tragic death of the Nepali lärling. We convey our heartfelt condolences. Govt of India accords high priority, safety, security and well being of all international students in the country. MEA has been in constant touch with the Odisha government and KIIT authorities since

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    Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar

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    Introduction

    Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was a principal figure in the 19th century, recognized for his assistance as a philosopher, educationist, social reformer, author, translator, printer, publisher, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He advocated for females' education and played a significant part in establishing girls' schools in Calcutta and other locations. Vidyasagar also worked towards improving the condition of widows in Hindu society by promoting widow remarriage and opposing child marriage.

    His efforts led to the passing of the Widow Remarriage Act in 1856. He is remembered for making the Bengali language simpler and modern. He also simplified the Bengali alphabet and established schools to teach it. He promoted the Sanskrit language and introduced Western thought in Sanskrit College. In a 2004 poll, he was voted as the 'best Bengali ever'.

    Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Biography

    Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was born into a poor Brahm

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