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Sudha Murty

Category Fiction
Pages 160 Pages
Publication Year 2007
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780143103295

Rs. 400

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Mahashweta

Mahashweta

By Sudha Murty · Published by Penguin Books

Anupama’s life takes an unexpected turn when a white patch appears on her skin, diagnosing her with leukoderma. Her fairytale marriage collapses, and she faces abandonment by her in-laws and insensitive husband, compounded by societal prejudice. Forced to return to her village, Anupama endures ostracism and contemplates despair before resolving to rebuild her life in a new city, finding success, respect, and enduring friendship.Why You Should Read? Witness a powerful narrative of resilience and courage as a woman confronts societal stigma and betrayal. Engage with a poignant exploration of prejudice and social exclusion that remains relevant in contemporary society. Discover an inspiring journey of self-reliance and dignity against overwhelming odds. Experience Sudha Murty's empathetic storytelling in this tale of hope and the human spirit.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Penguin Books
ISBN 9780143103295
Pages 160 Pages
Publication Year 2007
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000097045

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