International Journal of Innovative Research and Development

Sunita Rana

Abstract

Maha Nand Sharma was a great poet. In his poetry we see that he has the spiritual strain like Krishna Srinivas, the great south poet. He is also a great Rishi who has spiritual themes in his poems. Spirituality is the basic theme of his all poems. The poet has composed a vast work of poems but unfortunately it has come to the knowledge of very few devoted scholars. He is a profound scholar of three literatures-Sanskrit, Hindi and English. The poet is a great literary man in English literature. He was a gifted poet with a multi-dimensional vision. His explorations into spirituality, his devotion and dedication to the Supreme Being and his adherence to the cardinal values amaze his admirers and readers. His love for learning and reading and his life long engagement with education shape and enrich his views on education and find full flow in his Poetry.

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Sunita Rana

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According to the 2001 census of India, English is spoken by more than 35 million Indians. This means that India is the fourth largest English speaking country in the world. Since there are fifty five countries which use English as an official language, this makes India of major importance in the English speaking world. Each country where English is used has its own 'accent'-that is its own characteristic method of pronunciation. In each country, however, there is a 'received' or 'approved' accent which is normally used for business, administration, in the legislature, On the Radio or T.V or for academic work. These accents are called 'received' because they are most widely understood by people, even by people who speak their own accents. They are called 'approved' because they spoken as 'correct' or 'good' accents. The whole purpose of learning English is to be able to communicate with other people easily.

Keywords

Language, Organs of Speech, Syllable, Vowel, Consonant Monophthongs, Diphthongs

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