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Punishment follows crime

Punishment follows crime

Apr 24, 2018, at 06:33 pm

Oral traditions in India are full of stories of hell and the terrible punishments that await the wrong-doers after death. When these basically moral lessons are found  evocatively  portrayed in printed versions, they throw startling insights into a people’s imagery and thoughts , finds Ranjita Biswas

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