The Suitor and Papa is written by the Russian playwright, Anton Chekhov. Chekhov uses wit and irony to add interest and humour to this story, which tells the tale of a charming lad who wishes to put off any real responsibility in life for as long as possible. Chekhov, whose greatest masterpieces are The Cherry Orchard and Uncle Vanda, uses familiar themes and morals in The Suitor and Papa.
Nationalism in Europe is usually associated with the formation of Nation-states. However, in the Colonies like India, the growth of nationalism is intimately linked to the anti – Colonial movement. It is rightly said that nationalism in the Colonies developed partly as a result of and partly as a reaction to the policies of the Colonizers. The Colonial rule negatively affected the different sections of the people in the Colonies which developed a common feeling of oppression among them. It provided them with a good platform for the exchange of nationalist and liberal ideas.
How a Client Was Saved Q.1 Why had Rustomji’s smuggling offences not been discovered earlier? Ans. Rustomji was a man of high repute. He was going a well with the customs officials, Therefore, his Smuggling offences had not been discovered Read more…
“I Can Play ‘Schools'” is the story by May C. Jenkins, which focuses on the relationship between a young widow and her little girl, Marian, who is not the kind of child she had expected. Marian was born deaf and dumb and does not meet her mother’s wishes in several respects. The mother loves her “after all,” despite the “ever-recurring pain” at the sight of the little girl next door, Freda, who is fair-skinned, “golden-voiced” and full of confidence. Marian, on the other hand, is quiet, tentative, and doesn’t feel at ease with other children.
This poem is the poet’s remembrance of an evening wet with rain. It Is an atmosphere of complete silence. The poet draws numerous images from nature to heighten the effect of silence and solitude. The poet is in a desperate mood. He regrets that the days gone by do not return.
Education Amid COVID-19 Opportunities Challenges Written by: Bariq Khursheed COVID-19 is an acronym that means coronavirus disease, and the number 19 alludes to the year the disease was first identified, i.e. 2019. This pandemic is the defining global health crisis Read more…
When You Are Old W.B. Years William Butler Yeats an Irish poet, dramatist and prose writer, one of the greatest English-language poets of the 20th century, received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923. Between the Celtic visions of THE Read more…
RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY NOTES AND QUESTIONS RESOURCES: – Everything available in our environment which is technologically accessible, economically feasible and culturally acceptable and can satisfy our needs is known as resources. Biotic Resources:- Resources which are obtained from the Read more…
Memory is a phenomenon that concerns everyone every day: at work while studying and in everyday situations. But how does memory work? Do we have to think of the brain as a computer that stores all incoming information and sorts it ready for retrieval? It is not that easy.
“The Merchant of Venice” is a 16th-century play written by William Shakespeare, in which the Venetian merchant named Antonio failed to pay a massive loan from the Jewish moneylender, Shylock. Although in this play Antonio is the main character, the audience is drawn to Shylock who sues Antonio and Portia, the rich heiress who marries Antonio ‘s friend Bassanio and saves Antonio ‘s life in a dramatic court scene.
