Narayan

NARAYAN is a simple man and a father, living a simple life, and like all fathers, his son KABIR is his pride and joy. KABIR, is surrounded by friends and peers who seem to have it all, the g... NARAYAN is a simple man and a father, living a simple life, and like all fathers, his son KABIR is his pride and joy. KABIR, is surrounded by friends and peers who seem to have it all, the great bikes, latest phones, fast cars and lots of spending money. All this and more given t... NARAYAN is a simple man and a father, living a simple life, and like all fathers, his son KABIR is his pride and joy. KABIR, is surrounded by friends and peers who seem to have it all, the great bikes, latest phones, fast cars and lots of spending money. All this and more given to them by their rich fathers. On the other hand Kabir's father, Narayan, cannot afford any...

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R.K. Narayan Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanaswami, popularly known as R.K. Narayan, was an Indian writer globally known for his fictional writings of Malgudi. Also, R.K. Narayan was amongst the first few Indians who started writing Indian literature in English. Some of the most prominent contemporary authors of his time include Mulk Raj Anand, Raja Rao, etc. Early Life of R.K. Narayan Born in 1906 in a family of Tamil Brahmins, R.K. Narayan was the second eldest son in a family of eight children. He was born in the Madras Presidency of British India but still made a reputed name for himself even amongst the conventional English readers. Narayan was an avid reader from his childhood days and loved to read the writings of some of the best authors of that time. Some of his favorite authors were Charles Dickens, Thomas Hardy, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Wodehouse. Narayan developed a deep interest in writing after reading all these phenomenal authors and thus started to look for opportunities to showcase his abilities to the world. R.K. Narayan took four years to complete his graduation, which was a year longer than the normal duration of the course. And, then he started teaching in a school but soon decided to quit this job to pursue a full-time career in writing. Narayan was once visiting Coimbatore, and there R.K. fell in love with a girl named Rajam. After facing several obstacles, he finally married Rajam in 1934. Writing Career of R.K. Narayan Narayan is best known for ...

NARAYAN, JAYA PRAKASH NARAYAN, JAYA PRAKASH (1902–1979), Indian political figure and nationalist leader A prominent socialist leader in the Indian nationalist movement against British rule and in postindependence politics, Jaya Prakash Narayan was known popularly as "J. P." and was often referred to as Lok Nayak, the "people's leader." Narayan was born in the United Provinces (now Das Kapital, which inspired much of his socialist ideology. He had to cut short his doctoral studies and return to India in 1929 when his mother became seriously ill. On his return, Narayan joined the The Congress Socialist Party after independence became the Praja (People's) Socialist Party. In the first national general elections of 1952, his socialist party lost badly to the Narayan achieved national prominence during the Congress Party rule of Prime Minister In March 1977 the emergency was lifted, and Narayan spearheaded the opposition campaign in the subsequent elections, forging an alliance of almost all opposition parties (except the Communist parties) into a new party, the Janata Party. The Janata Party, led by Narayan, defeated the Congress Party in 1977, the first time that Congress had lost since independence. Narayan declined to lead the new Janata government as The Reconstruction of Indian Polity, reflected this blend and won him the Raju G. C. Thomas See also Bhave, Vinoba; Congress Party; Nehru, Jawaharlal BIBLIOGRAPHY Das Gupta, Nitis. Social and Political Theory of Jaya Prakash N...

Narayan Bali Puja and Nagbali Puja are described in detail as below: NARAYAN BALI PUJA In case any person suffers from depraved death, then the spirit of that person enters into a ghost life till the determined life of an individual gets ends, and after that, it goes towards the here after. The name of ritual performed for the Moksha of displease soul and to progress birth-death cycle and get salvation to our dead, unsatisfied ancestors soul is "NARAYAN BALI." Narayan is known as the Representative name of displeased souls. When performing Narayan Bali, "name" and "Gotras" of the ancestors cannot be uttered by Ritual performer. after that, the displeased soul gets the freedom to obtain salvation from the ghost as Patrilineal life. After salvation to displeased soul, a person will get familiar pleasure, financial earning, get descendants for family events like marriage and other types of pleasures, health, education, peace of mind and long life. So, the NAGBALI PUJA NAGBALI is a ritual performed to exonerate from As stated earlier, there is a total of eighty-four lacks of life and four significant manhood in human being life. Cobra life is one of birth out of eighty-four lacks birth. Snake life and human life are closely related to each other, and a similar relationship can be observed broadly in एतैत सर्पाः शिकंठ्भूषा लोकोपकाराय भुवं वहन्तः भूतै समेता मणिभूषितांगाः गृण्हित पूजां परमां नमो वः। कल्याणरुपं फणिराजमग्य्रं नानाफणा मंडलराजमानम भक्त्यैकगम्यं जनताशरण्यं यजाम्यहं नः...

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R. K. Narayan BORN: 1906, Madras, India DIED: 2001, Madras, India NATIONALITY: Indian GENRE: Fiction, nonfiction MAJOR WORKS: Malgudi Days and Other Stories (1941) The Financial Expert (1952) The Guide (1958) The Man-Eater of Malgudi (1961) Under the Banyan Tree and Other Stories (1985) Overview When R. K. Narayan died at the age of ninety-four, he left behind a body of work that will continue to impress generations of readers. He published novels, short stories, travel books, essays, and retellings of Indian epics, as well as articles he produced as a journalist in his early years. From the 1930s to the early 1990s, he managed to write at least three books every decade. Most of Narayan's prose centers around the fictional village of Malgudi, which Narayan used as a microcosm for studying the interaction between various classes and races of Indian society. Works in Biographical and Historical Context Early Hardships in Colonial India Rasipuram Krishnaswami Narayan was born on October 10, 1906, in his grandfather's home in Madras, the son of schoolteacher R. V. Krishnaswami Iyer and Gnana Iyer. Narayan spent the early years of his life in Madras in the care of his grandmother and a maternal uncle, joining his parents mainly during vacations. At the time, India was still the “jewel in the crown” of the British empire, a colony held since 1857. In the early years of the twentienth century, however, Indian nationalism intensified to the point that by 1919 the Government of Ind...