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94. What impact does Rajam's ability to speak good English have on the other in the class? Do you think knowing English buts person at an advantageous position in India?​

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Some classes despised ramans ability to speak English where as others praised him. knowing how to speak English, in some places came so huge advantage in India because most of the people in that place probably don't know English but in other developed places in India knowing English is not that advantages as one should have experience to gain a successful position in India.

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The subject matter deeply reflects the culture that produced it.

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