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MULK RAJANAND   |\n| 21ST   | TUESDAY   | RAJA RAO   |\n| 22ND   | WEDNESDAY   | ANITA DESAI   |\n| 23RD   | THURSDAY   | AMITAV CHOSH   |\n| 24TH   | FRIDAY   | RABINDRANATH TAGORE   |\n\n| Work   | Year   |\n| --- | --- |\n| Kanthapura   | 1938   |\n| The Serpent and the Rope   | 1960   |\n| The Cat and Shakespeare:A Tale of India   | 1965   |\n| Comrade Kirillov   | 1976   |\n| The Chessmaster and His Moves   | 1988   |\n\n·Born:November 8,1908(Hassan,Karnataka,India)  \n·Died:July 8,2006(Austin,Texas,USA)  \n·Early life marked by loss of parents;raised within traditional KannadaBrahmin culture  \n·Education:  \n·Madras University (English)  \n·Aligarh Muslim University  \n·University of Montpellier,France(M.A.in French Literature)  \n## Major Awards\n\n·Sahitya Akademi Award (1963)→for The Serpent and the Rope (1960)  \n·Padma Bhushan(1969)  \n| Theme   | Key Points   |\n| --- | --- |\n| Advaita Vedanta  \u003Cbr>(Key Concept)   | “Not-two”philosophy rejecting duality;World is illusory  \u003Cbr>(Maya);Only Brahman is real;Liberation through  \u003Cbr>realization of unity of self and universe   |\n| Indian Identity &  \u003Cbr>Nationalism   | Reflects colonial/postcolonial tensions;Focus on cultural  \u003Cbr>roots,caste and traditions;Search for an authentic Indian  \u003Cbr>voice   |\n| Gandhian Influence   | Presence of non-violence(Ahimsa);Spiritual politics;Focus  \u003Cbr>on rural upliftment and moral reform   |\n| East vs West  \u003Cbr>Conflict   | Contrast between Indian spirituality and Western  \u003Cbr>rationalism/materialism;Characters face cultural and  \u003Cbr>existential duality   |\n| Narrative  \u003Cbr>Technique   | Use of oral storytelling(Harikatha);Mythological/religious  \u003Cbr>symbolism;Non-linear,philosophical narration;English  \u003Cbr>reflects Indian cadence   |\n\n# Kanthapura(1938)\n\n·Political novel based on the Gandhian freedom struggle  \n·Set in Kanthapura,a South Indian village  \n·Narrated by Achakka (old 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