Questions for CCE: MA English Sem III, Paper III (Indian Writings in English); Dec. 2022, Govt. P.G. College Satna

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Note: Attempt any two of the following questions: 7.5x2= 15
Paper III (Indian Writings in English)
1. Discuss R.N. Tagore as a poet.
2. Give a summary of Wings of Fire by Kalam.
3. Discuss Badal Sircar as a playwright.
4. Discuss Anita Desai as a novelist.
5. Give a character sketch of Savitri.
6. Sketch the character of Maya of Cry, the Peacock.
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