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Introduction:              Ruskin Bond Was born on may 15,1934 at kasauli in Himachal pradesh.He was a well-known writer of children's stories and poems.recipient of many literary awards,Ruskin Bond was honoured with padma shri at the 2004 Republic Day Awards. His Works:  # The Roon on the Roof(1956)(novel).  # Tales and legends from India,1983(folklore).  #Night Train to deoli 1989;  #Our tree still grow in Dehra(1991)(short-story). About the story:              The thief is about a young man of fifteen,who is a thief.The story brings out the conflict in the young man's life when he steals his master's money.His conscience pricks him for having betrayed the trust reposed in him by his master and he decides to return the money.He then prepares himself to live with his master,serve him and learn from him.                    Thank u...

 Introduction:                Khushwant singh was born in 1915 at Hadalicollege.He is a leading newspaper columnist and author of nearly 110 books.Educated at Goverment college,Lahore and king's college London,He has been a lawyer,public Relations officer ,Minister of External Affairs and most successful Editor of the illustrated weekly of india.           Khuswant singh has been nominated member.Rajya sabha.He returned his padma Bhushan award to protest against :'Operation Blue Star' In 1984.Recipient of several national and international honours,he is author of the two-volume History of the sikhs and the widely-acclaimed novel on the partition of india,A train to pakistan(1955).His stories are collected in The mark of Vishnu and Other stories(1950),A Bride for the sahib and other stories(1967) and Black jasmine(1917). ABOUT THE STORY:            Khuswant singh has paid a tribute to his grandmother in The Portait of a Lady.Ever since the author grew up,h

Instruction Given By Teacher: All students: Here is attached a brief interview of Javed Akhtar. There are some rumours about A R Rahman to give music in an Iranian film on Mohmad Paigambar. It is not permitted under Quran to portray Mohmad Paigambar in painting or moving picture. If A R Rahman is involved in such film, it may hurt religious sensibilities of Indian Muslims and so he is threatened that there may be Fatwa against him. Secondly, there is a film being planned on the life of Tipu Sultan - a Muslim ruler of Mysore. It is rumoured that Rajnikant will play the role of Tipu Sultan. This has hurt religious sensibilities of Hindus. It is also belived that Tipu was against Tamils and so no Tamil should play any role in the biopic on Tipu. Well, the majority exerts their likeness and prejudices over the minorities and in the process construct a 'culture'. The said culture is appropriate for the majority and so most of them believe it to be moral

Instruction Given by Teacher: Post – Viewing Tasks: (Give responses to these questions in the comment section below this blog-post) ·         How faithful is the movie to the original play? ·         After watching the movie, have your perception about play, characters or situations changed? ·         Do you feel ‘aesthetic delight’ while watching the movie? If yes, exactly when did it happen? If no, can you explain with reasons? ·         Do you feel ‘catharsis’ while or after watching movie? If yes, exactly when did it happen? If no, can you explain with reasons? ·         Does screening of movie help you in better understanding of the play? ·         Was there any particular scene or moment in the movie that you will cherish lifetime? ·         If you are director, what changes would you like to make in the remaking of movie on Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’? In the beginning of the movie, camera rolls over the statue of King Hamlet out side the Elsinore castle. The

  Instruction given by teacher: After reading following article, you shall: Two ideas which you like the most. Do you agree with this observation: " what is assumed to be a 'temple' is essentially a structure built around very simple natural rock formations. The structure then is the boundary that defines and delimits the sacred space around something very organic and natural. This creation of boundaries is the essence of patriarchy , for with boundaries come divisions and hierarchies, that prop up the privileged . The physical boundaries express psychological boundaries that emerged long ago, before the structures, before gods and goddesses " After reading the article and ongoing debate on gender bias in temples/mosques/churches, what is your opinion about it?                     Why were temples built in India? They did not always exist. Before temples, people worshipped rocks and rivers and stars: Kumbh Mela is a classic example of Hindu ritual tha

Instruction Given by Teacher:      Read attached writeup from Chitralekha magazine.        Isn't it true that such writings which narrowly focuses on "Who is better?" conditions our mind to think of "comparison"  always in terms of 'good and bad?. Isn't it true that such conditioning narrows our thinking? We are unable to restore connection between the past and the present when we see things as antithesis to each other.  We always think that one should be better than the Other. The idea of mutual coexistence ceases to exist in our mind and thus we fail to coexist with difference.        The writer would have read Dryden's Essay to understand an important point to keep in mind while we "compare". "Discussion of Ancient and Modern shud not be for who is better, it should be more filename tally about how "history" itself functioned and should be read, thus it should be about the relationship between past ans p

#   Instructions by Teacher     After reading in the given context, your task is to answer these questions:   1) Have we outgrown the psychological,  emotional and spiritual need of God? 2) How far can u agree with Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris who have cogently and eloquently argued that far from being a negation of moral codes and an ethical life, atheism as a form of consciousness raising is an affirmation of spiritual transcendence? 3) is it time we outgrew that 'Needless hypothesis'?    # My answer of the given task:      #While I agree with jug suraiya on his opinions about God,religion etc.But it is not necessary to believe in God to be a good person.In a way the traditional insight of God is outdated. One can be devotional but not religious. Some of the best people in history did not believe in God,while some of the worst deeds were committed in his name.    # paradise lost by Milton justify ways of God to man by justify Milton means m

Here I’m sharing poem “Fern hill “by Dylan Thomas. Now as I was young and easy under the apple boughs  About the lilting house and happy as the grass was green,  The night above the dingle starry,  Time let me hail and climb  Golden in the heydays of his eyes,  And honoured among wagons I was prince of the apple towns  And once below a time I lordly had the trees and leaves  Trail with daisies and barley  Down the rivers of the windfall light.  And as I was green and carefree, famous among the barns  About the happy yard and singing as the farm was home,  In the sun that is young once only,  Time let me play and be  Golden in the mercy of his means,  And green and golden I was huntsman and herdsman, the calves  Sang to my horn, the foxes on the hills barked clear and  cold,  And the sabbath rang slowly  In the pebbles of the holy streams.  All the sun long it was running, it was lovely, the hay  Fields high as the house, the tunes f

Here I'm sharing review about  short story “ The story-Teller” by Hector Hugh Munro. Introduction :       Hector Hugh Munro,who wrote under the pen-name of 'Saki’,was born in Bumra (now Myanmar) in 1870.munro is best known for his short stories which are a blend of fantasy, humour and satire,of sense and nonsense.They are highly individual and full of eccentric wit and unconventional situations. His stories:   1). Reginald (1904),    2). The chronicles of clouds(1911),     3).  Beasts and superbeasts(1914). About story:                    In this story,Munro shows us how children like Stories which are interesting and unusual.The story-Teller must be clever enough to keep up the listeners' interest and be able to answer any questions they raise during the story-telling session.Otherwise, children get easily bored with conventional stories that are dryly narrated and always have a moral attached to them at the end.                This is br

Here I'm sharing about Automatic poetry:                       The words automatic or the phrases automatic drawing, automatic painting and most importantly automatica writing are the terms which exists and vague In the 20th century writing and painting also automatic poetry is a term in which a poetry is written using the automatic method .           Automatic poetry is probably based from the founding of surrealism and from the chief surrealist method. poet like W.B.yeats wife who was a spiritualist practice it and Yeats Incorporated a large position of automatic writing into his prose work.

Here I'm sharing “cut-up technique” and “collage” technique:      Cut-up technique:            It is a literary form or method in which a text is cut-up at random and re-arranged to creat a new text.  Collage technique:         Is assemblage of a different forms of for creating a new whole collage .For example:A collage may include an artistic collage work like the newspaper clippings.collage may also makes use of the beats of ribbons of different coloured,or hand  make papers are also used.the used photograph are also used in collage all this objects are glued to a solid support or canvas.      Thank u..

Here I'm sharing About “Echo poem”:     An Echo poem is a poem written using a technique invented by “Australian dauguet” in 1972.        The poem is composed by one or more persons working together in a process is followed:the 1st  stanza of the poem is written on the left hand column of a peace of paper devided into two columns ,then the apposite or echo of the 1st stanza in whatever sense appropriate to the poem is composed in the right hand colum of the page.                        The writing is done automatically and often the apposite stanza is composed of phonetic correspondence to the 1st stanza

Here I'm sharing the movement “Epic theatre”:          Epic theatrical movement arising in the early to mid 20th century from the theory's and practice of a number of theatre practitioner including Bertolt Brecht,erarind piscator, Vladimir Maya,kovsky vosvolod ,Meyer bold many of the concept and tractice involved in brechtian Epic theatre which had been around here even centuries it was Brecht who unifide and developed the style and popularised it.          Epic theatre in corporates a mode of acting that utilizes what bretch calls “gestures” the epic form discribes both ;a type of written drama and a methodical approach to the production of plays.Bretch used this qualities of an epic that is clear description and reporting which was used for chorus and as projections as a means of comentary which earned it the name epic Bretch later preferred the term dialectical theatre.       Thank u...

Here I'm sharing term “A non-sequitur”.      Here “non” means not and “sequitur” means to follow  Is a Latin term which means it does not follow it is a conversation and a literary device often used for comedy purposes. Example:    Maria drives a car. She must be a wealthy person.       David eats broccoli. David should love to eat meat.              The sentences do not follow a proper sequence in non sequitur and words do not give the same meaning as readers suppose them to do.    This term means fallacy(absurd) and it is used in logic ,the term itself is absurd and it is a comment that this term because of its apparent lack of meaning also means absurd .It also means being humourous and confusing.       Thank u..          

Here  I’m sharing poem “Punishment” by seamus Heaney : I can feel the tug of the halter at the nape of her neck, the wind on her naked front. It blows her nipples to amber beads, it shakes the frail rigging of her ribs. I can see her drowned body in the bog, the weighing stone, the floating rods and boughs. Under which at first she was a barked sapling that is dug up oak-bone, brain-firkin: her shaved head like a stubble of black corn, her blindfold a soiled bandage, her noose a ring to store the memories of love. Little adulteress, before they punished you you were flaxen-haired, undernourished, and your tar-black face was beautiful. My poor scapegoat, I almost love you but would have cast, I know, the stones of silence. I am the artful voyeuur of your brain’s exposed and darkened combs, your muscles’ webbing and all your numbered bones: I who have stood dumb when your betraying sisters, cauled in tar, wept by the railings, who would connive in civilized outrage yet understand t