Marankala
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Marankala (lit. Deathly Pains) is an autobiography by Indian writer Janabai Kachru Girhe. It is recognised as a significant work in Dalit literature for the portrayal of the struggles of a nomadic community and the challenges of women's education. It was written in Marathi and first published in 19921.
Marankala (lit. Deathly Pains) is an autobiography by Indian writer Janabai Kachru Girhe. It is recognised as a significant work in Dalit literature for the portrayal of the struggles of a nomadic community and the challenges of women's education. It was written in Marathi and first published in 1992.
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