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Dr. Prem Lata Chaswal's (Casavala's) second book, published in 1993. Mamta is a collection of short stories written by Dr. Chaswal during the 1970s and 80s. Most of these stories deal with social themes, primarily describing the relentless struggle launched by indian women to cope with the hardships and poblems faced by her in the backdrop of indian social setup.The indifference and selfishness caused in Man by societal hardships force the narrator of these stories to take the form of a vengeful river, and wake up fluid human compassion trapped deep within, and together rise as a tide to once again drench those desiccated emotionless wastelands.
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