India Perspectives, Volume 11, Issue 10Produced by PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 1998 - India |
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Thus, the earliest impulses of Indian art are purely 'colloquial' (if one is permitted
to use that term) in nature. Subsequent periods saw the emphasis slowly shifting
from 'colloquial' to 'literary' themes such as the Jataka Tales. These tales were ...
Thus, the earliest impulses of Indian art are purely 'colloquial' (if one is permitted
to use that term) in nature. Subsequent periods saw the emphasis slowly shifting
from 'colloquial' to 'literary' themes such as the Jataka Tales. These tales were ...
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I decided to celebrate New Year's Eve in the midst of natural surroundings, away
from the hustle and bustle of city life, ... urge that glows ceaselessly within our
hearts to acquire more and more knowledge about the vast heritage Nature has ...
I decided to celebrate New Year's Eve in the midst of natural surroundings, away
from the hustle and bustle of city life, ... urge that glows ceaselessly within our
hearts to acquire more and more knowledge about the vast heritage Nature has ...
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But he is also a poet of sorrow, A tender melancholy permeates his life. His
thought is basically elegiac, yet he is not a Marsiya (elegy) writer, like Anees and
Dabir. In his poetry on nature, he is better than the best, for he finds in nature
more ...
But he is also a poet of sorrow, A tender melancholy permeates his life. His
thought is basically elegiac, yet he is not a Marsiya (elegy) writer, like Anees and
Dabir. In his poetry on nature, he is better than the best, for he finds in nature
more ...
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