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A Subaltern Perspective By Hukum Singh Analysis

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Hukum Singh’s younger brother Chandan Singh was always waiting for the opportunity to rape his sister-in-law Deeti. He has his own five children. But he never missed the chance to remind Deeti. After two days Chandan Singh was informed to Deeti and her daughter about that the death of Deeti’s husband Hukum Singh. The oxcart driver Kalua comes to help Deeti, that he used his oxcart for carrying the dead body of Deeti’s husband. Then her husband’s brother tried to develop an illegal relation with her, he says that the name of a son when he was alive. “Your husband and I are brothers, after all, of the same Flesh and blood. Where is the same? Why should you Waste your looks and your youth one man who Cannot enjoy them…if you conceive a son while …show more content…

These all are followed in Badgujar’s Critical Study. K.V. Dominic’s Concepts and Contexts of Diasporic Literature of India in part of “A Subaltern Perspective by Elizabeth Lucy deals with Ghosh also show as the 19th century in front of readers. Indian food, opium cultivation, alcoholic drinks, drug addiction of servants working in opium factories furniture, religious worship, nautical commands, male and female costume, trades, marriage and funeral rites, botany and horticulture, non-commissioned military officer sexual practices and traditional medicines. Dr. Neeta’s Deconstructing Caste centered Oppressive Mechanism in Amitav Ghosh’s Sea of poppies this title is taking the book of The Fiction of Amitav Ghosh written by B. K. Sharma . A few amongst these are incessant people moving from one place to another place because crossing the geographical and political boundaries, trade, commerce, lives of men and women with little power, question of past, culture, identity, gender and

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