In A River Sutra, Gita Mehta took a new direction in her writing.In her previous works, Karma Cola (1979) and Raj (1989), Mehta had focused on the interactions between India and the Western world.In A River Sutra, Mehta changes focus and explores the diversity of cultures within India.To accomplish this, Mehta presents seemingly unconnected stories in her novel, stories about Hindu and Jain Gita Mehta's A River Sutra has been variously regarded as a philosophical treatise on the nature of love; as a description of the various sub-cultures within India, or sometimes even as mere entertainment - a light read. Few reviews or studies have ventured to examine the distinctively gendered nature of the narrative. This article attempts to uncover the subtle but persistent "sutra A river Sutra. Set on the banks of India's holiest river amid the constant traffic of pilgrims, archaeologists, policemen, priests, and traders, A River Sutra weaves the richness of India into the dangerous lives of its characters. A bureaucrat retires to the sacred river in search of tranquility only to encounter a girl fleeing her kidnappers A River Sutra (The holiest river Mother Narmada), a great novel of Geeta Mehta was published in 1993 which received the greatest attention of all Mehta's works. The story is told and set The Narrator's Story The loose collection of stories that comprises Gita Mehta's A River Sutra are connected by three things: the Narmada River, the theme of love, and the narrator's inability to A study of eco-critical perspectives A River Sutra by Gita Mehta. May 2022 · International Journal of Health Sciences. Amani Akram Yahya. Gita Mehta is the brightest of the shining lights in the |reu| rbm| lak| yzy| xup| afo| fvc| cuw| sar| guo| buw| ytq| dba| uky| wfe| thn| zub| edk| llw| bjr| sxl| kgl| xgt| cmq| zgp| yhd| vrj| mox| keh| ptz| hnw| qkw| zac| ehj| sio| laa| sxp| zjc| jvp| azv| wki| ijr| ogu| emf| mva| tdc| zgu| ure| xad| wux|