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The examination evaluates students on their comprehensive understanding of seminal literary and socio-political works from this era. Key topics covered include Shri Aurobindo's perspectives on 19th-century reforms and the Renaissance in India, Mahatma Gandhi's critique of modern civilization in 'Hind Swaraj', G.V. Desani's meta-fictional techniques in 'All About H. Hatterr', and the narrative styles of Mulk Raj Anand and R.K. Narayan. The paper consists of structured descriptive questions, requiring students to provide analytical essays and critical notes on specific themes, narrative structures, and character encounters within these foundational texts of the Indian English literary canon. 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