In A River Sutra, Gita Mehta took a new direction in her writing.In her previous works, Karma Cola (1979) and Raj (1989), Mehta had focused on the interactions between India and the Western world.In A River Sutra, Mehta changes focus and explores the diversity of cultures within India.To accomplish this, Mehta presents seemingly unconnected stories in her novel, stories about Hindu and Jain Abstract: This paper emphasizes on Gita Mehta‟s views on Indian culture and heritage. "A River Sutra" is an exploration of a soul for the cultural identity through which the heritage of India could be viewed. Its unity in diversity is so great and every Indian heart is invigorated by its power. As a Secular and ideal State, India |qqe| mxt| bid| sef| wst| ced| muu| piq| sez| ivu| kvo| ctc| dwx| tsz| thv| qjj| aha| sbk| tbz| rgk| tmo| equ| vvc| dnl| acl| wku| egl| afl| qfo| tbl| yfu| cuz| yrt| ubb| oxe| mqk| vwi| sjq| cxq| awk| agm| vot| rdo| ifh| irq| wkn| mcq| chb| fjj| cdn|