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Where has my Gulla Gone?

 
Padma Sachdeva (Author)
Synopsis Padma Sachdev is the first woman poet of Dogri. The short stories written by her depict the joy and sorrow, woods and misfortunes of Indian womanhood. Even though she is conscious of the social injustices heaped upon women, her women characters maintained their dignity at all times. The present work truly reflects the sentiments of the people of Jammu and Kashmir or for that matter any Indian who loves his/her motherland. It presents a glimpse of the problems faced by the people in contemporary India-terrorist activities in J&K as well as Punjab. The stories Divided Well, Gorey Bhenji, Te Soldier from Chanaini depict the pangs of Partition and the futility of war. The stories, Where has my Gulla Gone? And Smoke show the ill-effects of terrorism on the common citizens, There are stories like Convoy, Caretaker, Are you O K Bu? Which also project the womanhood in their fullness as beloved sister and mother. The present book is a translated version of her original short stories but a few words and poetry of Kashmiri language have been kept as it is as so that the readers should feel a flavour of Kashmiri culture and folklore.
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About the author

Padma Sachdeva

Padma Sachdev is one of the leading poets of Dogri today. Born in 1940 in a family of Sanskrit scholars, Padma admits of no influence save the influence of folk songs in her poetry. Perhaps this is what gives her poetry its typical earthy flavor while her Sanskrit literary background lends it its vibrancy. He is recipient of several honors and awards for her contribution to literature including the Sahitya Akademi Award.

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Title Where has my Gulla Gone?
Format Hardcover
Date published: 09.07.2003
Edition 1st ed.
Language: English
isbn 8188322415
length 139p.