Description
Set against the backdrop of India's nascent years of independence, this novel offers a sharp critique of the nation's evolving political and social landscape. It delves into the lives of individuals navigating a society grappling with newfound freedom and the persistent shadows of corruption and inequality. Through its exploration of themes such as marriage, personal liberty, and the complexities of human relationships, the narrative unflinchingly examines the struggles faced by women and the societal pressures they endure. The author's keen observation and incisive prose bring to life a compelling portrait of a nation in transition and the enduring human spirit within it.
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Kali for Women,India
Published Feb 1, 2000
233 pages
ISBN: 9788186706282
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First Published
1965
Language
eng
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