Tarashankar's novel concept in terms of object-oriented folk life and folk tradition in socio-social context
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2024
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Abstract
Tarashankar Banerjee, the artist of Birbhum, was such an illustrator, he has depicted the life of people in each novel, as well as their rituals, reforms, etc. in their daily life, skillfully drawn on the pages of each novel. So Tarashankar Banerjee is successful as a skilled novelist of Birbhum
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| Authors | Nilmoni Saha Roy |
| Journal | International Journal of Science and Social Science Research |
| Year | 2024 |
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