Homer’s Iliad, Book 1: Summary, Themes, and Analysis | Semester 2 BBMKU Notes
The Iliad by Homer is one of the greatest epic poems in ancient Greek literature. Composed in the 8th century […]
What Does the Story of Kannagi Teach About Justice and Womanhood?
The legend of Kannagi, the central character in the Tamil epic Silappatikaram, is one of the most powerful narratives in
Cilappatikaran (The Tale of an Anklet) – Book 3: Summary, Themes, and Analysis
Cilappatikaran (Silappadikaram), one of the greatest Tamil epics, is attributed to Ilango Adigal and translated into English by R. Parthasarathy.
Mrichchhakatikam by Sudraka Translated by M. R. Kale
Mrichchhakatikam, one of the most notable works in classical Sanskrit literature, holds a prominent place in the history of Indian
Vyas: Mahabharata (The Book of Assembly Hall or Sabha Parva) – Summary and Analysis
Introduction The Mahabharata, written by Ved Vyasa, is one of the greatest epics in Indian literature. It consists of various
King Dushyant: A Character Sketch | English Honours Semester 1 BBMKU Notes
King Dushyant is a prominent character in ancient Indian literature, primarily known from Kalidasa’s play “Abhijnanasakuntalam” (The Recognition of Shakuntala).
Shakuntala Character Sketch: English Honours Semester 1 BBMKU
Shakuntala is one of the most memorable and celebrated characters in classical Sanskrit literature. She is the protagonist of Kalidasa’s
Abhigyan Shakuntalam by Kalidasa Summary : English Semester 1 BBMKU Notes
Kalidasa’s Abhigyan Shakuntalam is one of the most celebrated Sanskrit plays, narrating the story of love, separation, and reunion between
Classical Indian Drama: Theory and Practice – A Window into Ancient Indian Theatre
Classical Indian Drama: Theory and Practice The roots of Indian drama run deep into the country’s cultural, religious, and literary