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(Created page with "{{SetTitle}} {{Heading|Symbolic Interface}} {{Poem2Open}} NAHINTAR is the third novel by a young Gujarati novelist, Yogesh Joshi. Originally serialised in a daily newspaper, it does not stop at being a period piece, but survives as a psychological novel because of its literary qualities. In this novel the heroine, Niyati, burns herself to death. Why? The author leaves the question unanswered. Had he focused on the dowry system, the novel would have become a didactic trac...") |
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Nahjntar — meaning “otherwise” — is a word which the different characters utter at the critical moments, and which runs like a refrain throughout the novel, And it stands as a symbol for the many threats and challenges which the characters face. | Nahjntar — meaning “otherwise” — is a word which the different characters utter at the critical moments, and which runs like a refrain throughout the novel, And it stands as a symbol for the many threats and challenges which the characters face. | ||
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