Sampurna Chowdhury is a student of English Honours in Gokhale Memorial Girls’ College. Her writings have been published in The Times of India student editions and various magazines including LLP Magazine (June and December 21), and ‘Feminism in India’. She has also presented her paper in the National Level Online Seminar on ‘Education in its Juxtaposition with its Aims and Reality’.
Mahasweta Devi’s ‘Draupadi’ portrays a tribal woman’s resistance against state oppression, highlighting gender violence and subaltern identity through Dopdi Mejhen’s powerful defiance.
Sampurna Chowdhury recalls how she used to shy away from Satyajit Ray’s iconic novels and films for children in her childhood and later grew to love them.
The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe has not emerged popular merely because of its roller coaster rides and suspenseful life story but because underneath its veneer, there unfolds multiple vicissitudes. A critique.
This study of TS Eliot’s ‘The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock’ explores the malady of Modernity, how it has reduced human beings into a pigmy. By Sampurna Chowdhury.
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