STORY OF HUNGER BY NASIRA SHARMAhunger knows no name and address how does the above story reveal the above idea
Answers
Answered by
6
The story of Hunger by Nasira sharma knows no name and address.
The story has an universal appeal. Hunger and starvation are common to all nations. The story is not confined to one state our country. The same problem applies to each and every developing nation-- Hunger, poverty, starvation, illetaracy, Malnutrition etc.
The story has an universal appeal. Hunger and starvation are common to all nations. The story is not confined to one state our country. The same problem applies to each and every developing nation-- Hunger, poverty, starvation, illetaracy, Malnutrition etc.
kvnmurty:
it is more readable without bold , italic and underline ..
:(
Similar questions