Salt of the earth / Kalindi Charan Panigrahi
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- 9780143457961
- Fiction PAN-K
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Fiction PAN-A You are the best friend : | Fiction PAN-C Stories from panchatantra | Fiction PAN-C Legal fiction : a novel / | Fiction PAN-K Salt of the earth / | Fiction PAN-M Caught in two winds / | Fiction PAN-M One and a half wife | Fiction PAN-S Wednesday soul : the afterlife, with sunglasses |
Kalindi Charan Panigrahi was a notable poet and writer in Odia. He is credited for the short but influential movement in Odia literature called the Sabuja Yug which was the age of Romanticism, inspired by Tagore's writings. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 1971. Matira Manisha is his most well-known work. It has been translated into English twice before. Mrinal Sen made a film on this book and it received the National Film Award for Best Odia film in 1967.
The novel is, quite simply, the tale of two brothers, who have very different attitudes towards the land they inherit from their father. It talks about the breaking apart of the joint family and celebrates a Marxist and Gandhian approach to living.
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