Critique of Rajiv Khandelwal’s ‘A Time to Forget’

Poetcrit Journal is now a 36-year-old Indian journal in continuous circulation in the country. It is internationally known and has successfully created a critical climate for the past 34 years, influencing the academia about new areas of literature. Prints Publications

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POETCRIT
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.32381/poet.2025.38.01.10
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South Asian Studies and Diaspora
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Critique of Rajiv Khandelwal’s ‘A Time to Forget’

Dalip Khetarpal
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South Asian Studies and Diaspora
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Critique of Rajiv Khandelwal’s ‘A Time to Forget’

Dalip Khetarpal
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Poetcrit Journal is now a 36-year-old Indian journal in continuous circulation in the country. It is internationally known and has successfully created a critical climate for the past 34 years, influencing the academia about new areas of literature. Prints Publications

POETCRITVol. 38(1)
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South Asian Studies and Diaspora
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