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Camus’s “The Plague” not only Anticipates the way Pandemics like COVID strike, but also the way People Respond to Them

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The Last of the Meitei Sahebs – Last Part

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Translated Work, “The Princess and the Political Agent” is a Pale Shadow of the Original “Bor Saheb Ongbi Sanatombi”

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R.K. LAKHI KANT 11/07/2020

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The Last of the Meitei Sahebs – Part III

PRADIP PHANJOUBAM 11/07/2020

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Charlotte Bronte’s Shirley Evokes a Picture of a Society Which Parallels Today’s Covid-19 Affected Lonely World

R.K. LAKHI KANT 11/07/2020

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China’s Agenda in Aksai Chin: India Needs to Learn Lessons From the Past

MAROOF RAZA 11/07/2020

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Binodini’s Sanatombi is Also the Story of the Inner Struggle of a Rebel Tamed by the Weight of Position

CHITRA AHANTHEM 11/07/2020

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Remembering Imasi: Translator of Binodini’s Celebrated Novel Profiles the Range of Works of the Author

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