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  • Indian Women and Men at a Crossroads with their Lives by Alessandro Monti, Carole Rozzonelli & Jaydeep Sarangi

    Original price was: ₹499.00.Current price is: ₹450.00.

    This book is an exploration of the ways spouses are selected in India. Most of the Indian contemporary narratives chosen by the authors follow the journey of young women (and even a young man), as their mothers attempt to find them a suitable husband (or spouse) through the traditional practice of arranged marriages. The authors discuss a wide range of issues: the age-old traditional practice of arranged marriages, professional services like matrimonial agencies, matchmaking business, women’s fears of never finding the perfect match, the involvement of family in matchmaking, the tensions over unwanted arranged marriage, the impact of experiences of humiliation and pain on spouse-selection, as well as the intricate web of familial and societal expectations in modern Indian society.

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  • India in Poems an Anthology of Contemporary Indian Poets by Carole Rozzonelli & Jaydeep Sarangi

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    We invite you to experience the contemplative and somewhat melancholic verses of Basudhara Roy, the tongue-twister poems of Dimple B Theophilose, the free-flowing syntax of Sonali Pattnaik and the delightful poetical and lyrical dexterity of ten more Indian contemporary poets, including Achingliu Kamei, T. Keditsu, Shyamasri Maji, Zinia Mitra, Asima Ranjan Parhi, Namrata Pathak, Rochelle Potkar, Reshma Ramesh, Smitha Sehgal, and Jaydeep Sarangi, who intensify and enhance the beauty of India, life, love, women, nature, and poetry with every line.
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  • The half-confession by Jaydeep Sarangi
    It is through these poems one moves toward a distant fire. These poems written in different soul’s spaces appear more in dreams than in the flesh, which holds Sarangi’s life signs firmly. Redolent with love, life, history and longings the half-confession knocks at multiple corridors of social faiths and hearts. Messengers of the old spirits, uniformed in yellow Sarangi’s poems are the tapestry of lost whiteness of yesterday and the rivers of voices tomorrow.
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