International Journal of Academic Research
ISSN: 2348-7666; Vol.4, Issue-4(1), April, 2017
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Subaltern of Indian poetry – A narration
Saroj Kumar Khan
Opjs University, Director Anil Middya
Churu Dist Near Sodulpur Rajasthan
Narration
In this paper, an attempt is made to
analyse the Subaltern of Indian poetry.
We used to see subaltern in Indian poetry
as this country is poor country and the
living standard of maximum region exists
with poor economy. Here Orissa, Bengal,
Bihar, MP
and some parts of UP,
Maharashtra, Telangana are poor based
economical regions so poets from here
created poetry which are fully contained
with subaltern. Here poets of various
language lovers created maximum
subaltern poems likely from pen of
joyantra
Mahapatra,Vibhu
Padi,kaviguru Rabindranath Tagore,Ak
Ramanusm,kamala
Das,Rparthasarathi,Arun kolatkar and
,Niranjan.
The term subaltern is used in the fields of
History, Anthology, sociology and Human
geography and literary criticism. The
term subaltern designates the population
which are socially, politically and poor
income from geographical position and no
source of income except through
government aided industry. Naturally
poets are used to create some poems
through unhappiness scenario blossoms
like postcolonial studies.
Only subaltern did not show socio culture
even showed that they followed to survive
with eternal power means believing of
spiritual activities. The subaltern identity
is conceptually from the cultural
hegemony work of Italian poet Antinio
Grames.
www.ijar.org.in
Here in India, joyanta Mahapatra is
burning example of subaltern with post-
colonial studies.
Here I poet Sakha followed so many
poems of Bengali and English through
subaltern studies.
Subaltern poems are used to say with
expression of various person and locality
of poor economical structural view.
We the poetry readers and poets are used
to write down subaltern where maximum
poets are used to write multicolour views
of poetic expressions. We are used to get
encounter in between ancient religious
and modern sensibility.
R.Ravisankar,s in rain of rites[1976 tells
about the poet’s environment and life of
Orissa a state’s people throbbing with the
religious favour.
Previously told subaltern depends upon
also political point of view and
geographical structure.
Joyanta Mahapatra from his poem,
Freedom, laments, not to meet the
women and her child,
In the remote village in the hills,
Who never had been little rice for their
one daily meal these fifty years after the
country’s independence (freedom-page-
32)
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