Aarachar

By:

K. R. Meera

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: D.C. Books 2012 KottayamDescription: 552pISBN:

9788126439362

Subject(s):

Executions and executioners -- Fiction. Hanging -- Fiction. Self-realization in women -- Fiction

DDC classification:

894.8123 MEE-A

Summary: Aarachar--Executioner is a story based on the Indian culture of caste and religion. The story illustrated in Kolkata narrates about a family's culture and profession of "executioner" which was being performed by men from decades. Chetna, that's what the protagonist of the story called as, father was an executioner, a profession inherited by him. But today, there is no one to inherit this profession... Will a girl, Chetna, be able to inherit her family profession of Execution? The book "Aarachar" by K R Meera tells the story of such a girl.

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Book	Dept. of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Processing Center	Dept. of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics	Gift or donation	894.8123 MEE-A (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DCBG-0132
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Aarachar--Executioner is a story based on the Indian culture of caste and religion. The story illustrated in Kolkata narrates about a family's culture and profession of "executioner" which was being performed by men from decades. Chetna, that's what the protagonist of the story called as, father was an executioner, a profession inherited by him. But today, there is no one to inherit this profession... Will a girl, Chetna, be able to inherit her family profession of Execution? The book "Aarachar" by K R Meera tells the story of such a girl.

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