What does kritam mean according to the author?
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The Above Question is extracted from a story by R.K. Narayan named "A Horse and Two Goats"
The word 'Kritam' in Tamil means "coronet" or "crown".
According to the author,
Kritam is a village represented with a microscopic dot on Indian Map i.e. a very very small village just comprising of less than 30 houses.
I think R.K. Narayan wants to mean by the word "kritam" that the Village despite being so small Has such a grand name "CROWN". By this reference he wants to show the Irony (Contradiction) between the name and reality of the Village.
To explain it's like ऊँची दुकान फीके पकवान |
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The Above Question is extracted from a story by R.K. Narayan named "A Horse and Two Goats"
The word 'Kritam' in Tamil means "coronet" or "crown".
According to the author,
Kritam is a village represented with a microscopic dot on Indian Map i.e. a very very small village just comprising of less than 30 houses.
I think R.K. Narayan wants to mean by the word "kritam" that the Village despite being so small Has such a grand name "CROWN". By this reference he wants to show the Irony (Contradiction) between the name and reality of the Village.
To explain it's like ऊँची दुकान फीके पकवान |
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HOPE IT HELPS :):=:):):=):):)
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In the story The horse and 2goats by Rk narayan, kritam was probably the tiniest among the seven hundred thousand villages dottingthe map of India, and was indicated by a microscopic dot. It's size didn't prevent its giving itself the grandiose name kritam which meant in Tamil "coronet "or " crown" in the brow of this subcontinent.
Here's ur answer!
In the story The horse and 2goats by Rk narayan, kritam was probably the tiniest among the seven hundred thousand villages dottingthe map of India, and was indicated by a microscopic dot. It's size didn't prevent its giving itself the grandiose name kritam which meant in Tamil "coronet "or " crown" in the brow of this subcontinent.
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