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I am a blogger who love to write on topics of English literature. It will help the students and the researchers who are studying literature.I try to explain my best whatever I have and want to share among the readers and all study lovers across  the world.
Name:-Dr.R.K.Rajesh 
Assistant Professor 
Department of English 
Darbhanga, Bihar, India 

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