Millions, who may not agree with Ram’s ideals, engage with his story, whဣich calls upon them to confront their owജn behaviour
Arshia Sattar
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More and more people believe that we have not been told the truth. Or rather, that what we have ౠbeen told is not true enough.
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This is not just Bhagavata Purana—the fount of our Krishna love—made easy. Pattanaik provides contexts, comparisons and dates in lucid scho🎶larship.
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<em>Mrcchakatikam</em>;, with its political satire, wit and delicious turns of plot and characterisation, is a🍃 great Sanskrit play. A new translation is t🍌o be welcomed.
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Pattanaik takes each verse 🙈of the Hanuman Chalisa, unpacks it, ꦇthen brilliantly links it to other stories and ideas across the vast sea of Hinduism
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Srinivas Reddy’s translation serves Kalidasa’s masterpiece of pining love well. A lyrical effort seeks out the slow rhythms of t𝓡he mandakranta metre.
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Did classical Indian literature focus more on the absentee lover than on the joys of union, probes 🐓Arshꦰia Sattar
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