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The Salt of The Earth
Translation of Gujarati version - Angad No Pag
Haresh C Dholakia, Translated by: Ashok VaishnavDescription
This is a story of a student sandwiched between two teachers - one first-rater (highly creative and original) and the other a second-rater (average, parasitic but ambitious.). The story runs in the form of a diary written as an honest confession by the second-rater teacher.
The title of the Gujarati version – Angad No Pag - draws its name from the story of Angad, Ram’s emissary to the courts of Ravana, in the epic Hindu scripture, Ramayana. When all efforts made by Angad to make Ravan understand the futility of a war with Ram fail, he proposes that if anyone can move his feet even by a bit, he will go back and inform Ram to withdraw from the battlefield. No one in the entire court of Ravan is able to even shake Angad’s Leg from where he had anchored it at on the floor.
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ISBN: 9789334102888
Publisher: Haresh C Dholalia
Number of Pages: 270
Dimensions: A5
Interior Pages: B&W
Binding:
Paperback (Perfect Binding)
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