Indian Literature
Indian Literature
Indian literary tradition comprises of both oral and written works. Reckoned as the earliest seat of learning India has produced some of the most awe-inspiring Indian litterateurs. Every regional language in India has its own history of literature and collections of literary works. With the passage of time the themes and styles have changed. However even today the literary works produced in the sub-continent possess a taste that is essentially Indian.
Vedas are the ancient texts of India. These are said to contain the eternal truths revealed by the Gods to the great ancient Rishis of India.
Renaissance in Indian Literature has brought and culminated towards several significant changes in the overall writing styles and patterns. With the renaissance in Indian literature, readership has enlarged with a literary and education explosion.
History of Indian Literature is one breathtaking story of evolvement and wondrous pain taken up by litterateurs.
Sanskrit literature assimilates within itself a massive art-house of every possible ancient literary composition.
Indian English Literature includes the works of Indian writers writing in English. Indian English Literature developed during a time when the country was looking forward in creating its own identity in English writing.
Indian Novels are the priceless possessions in the domain of Indian Literature. Indian novels have been unbeaten enough to systematically reproduce the history, society, political area, economic status and tradition of Indian subcontinent.
Indian comics have originated as graphical depictions of mythology and folklores. They have gradually evolved to keep pace with the popular and advanced western comics.
Indian literary personalities have been enriching the authoring capability of indigenous genres under various bodies.
Indian literary organisations function passionately for one common cause of promoting excellence and acclamation and contribute to the growth and development of Indian literature.