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       4--1  2        ”*  \nSeat No.            \n# HB-1601070102041200\n\nM.A.(Sem.IV)(CBCS)W.E.F.-2016)Examination  \n## April-2023English\n\n# (Indian Literature in Translation)(Old Course)\n\nTime:  \n## Hours /Total Marks:70\n\n# Instruction :All questions are compulsory.\n\n## 1 Discuss “Adi Parva”Book I as a comprehensive summary14of the Mahabharata.\n\nOR  \n# 1 Write elaborately the translation challenges Kisari Mohan14Ganguli may face during translating ‘Adi Parva'Book I.\n\n## 2 Illustrate 'Cocoon'as an existential novel.14\n\nOR  \n# 2 xplain in detail narrative techniques used in ‘Cocoon’.14\n\n## 3 laborate the Ecocritical approach in‘Akoopar -The Infinite'14as the dominant feature.\n\nOR  \n# 3 How far does the translator remain successful in maintaining 14the flow of story in his version‘Akoopar-The Infinite'?\n\n4 Write a detailed note on autobiographical elements depicted in 14'Joothan'.  \n## OR\n\n4 Comment upon the social discrimination depicted in'Joothan’.   14  \n# 5 Write short notes (any Two);\n\n## 14\n\n(1)Meeting of Rishis at Naimisha Forest in ‘Adi Parva'book I.  \n(2)Role of the Headmaster Kaliram in'Joothan’.  \n(3)Personification of Gir -the forest as the character in the  \nnovel‘Akoopar -The Infinite'.  \n(4)The Death of Mani in 'Cocoon’.","cbCaiuVMFJcOEb38","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuVMFJcOEb38","pdf",64976,"English","# Question 1: Adi Parva Analysis\n# Question 2: Existential Themes in Cocoon\n# Question 3: Ecocritical Approach in Akoopar\n# Question 4: Autobiographical Elements in Joothan\n# Question 5: Short Notes","[{\"question\":\"What works are covered in the Indian Literature in Translation examination?\",\"answer\":\"The exam covers the 'Adi Parva' (Book I) of the Mahabharata, the novel 'Cocoon', 'Akoopar - 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