Caste and Education in Indian Literature
| Description: This quiz focuses on the intricate relationship between caste and education in Indian literature, exploring the ways in which these two factors intersect and influence each other. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
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| Tags: indian literature caste education social inequality identity |
In Mulk Raj Anand's novel (Untouchable), the protagonist, Bakha, belongs to which caste?
In Bama's autobiography (Karukku), the author recounts her experiences of growing up in which Indian state?
In Arundhati Roy's novel (The God of Small Things), the character Estha is expelled from school due to her association with which caste?
Which Indian writer's work often explores the theme of caste and its impact on education, particularly in rural areas?
In which novel by Omprakash Valmiki does the protagonist, Joothan, face discrimination and hardship due to his caste?
In which Indian language is the novel (Joothan) by Omprakash Valmiki originally written?
Which Indian writer's work often centers around the experiences of Dalit women in the context of caste and education?
In which novel by Mahasweta Devi does the protagonist, Birsa Munda, lead a rebellion against the British colonial rule and the oppressive caste system?
In which Indian state is the novel (Aranyer Adhikar) by Mahasweta Devi set?
Which Indian writer's work often explores the theme of caste and its impact on education in urban settings?
In which novel by Jhumpa Lahiri does the protagonist, Gogol Ganguli, struggle with his identity and heritage in the United States?
In which novel by Vikram Seth does the protagonist, Arun, travel across India and encounters various social issues, including caste discrimination?
In which novel by Amitav Ghosh does the protagonist, Deepa, navigate the complexities of caste and class while pursuing her education in India?
Which Indian writer's work often explores the intersection of caste, gender, and education in contemporary Indian society?
In which novel by Anita Desai does the protagonist, Mira, grapple with her identity and sense of belonging in a rapidly changing India?