The Rise of the Woman Writer in the 18th Century

[@Rahulverma-ck4lg]

Very useful session

[@tusharaditya37]

really great work... thanks ma'am for this video

[@sonirathore8649]

Very helpful..... Lectures but 13b nhi mil rha h ma'am plz upload very soon...

[@shalishalini6523]

Very useful video mam. ...

[@MaheshMahesh-if4fm]

Nice video madam...I love your videos..

[@naveengerman4302]

Informative

[@MaheshMahesh-if4fm]

Super.... madam...

[@AbdulMomin-id9ic]

Mam plz ...Discuss the role of women writers in the development of novel?

[@infinitafenix3153]

Very interesting, if only you could slow down and breath...

[@madhumitachakraborty6937]

Breathe not breath

[@swastiksahu6889]

She's speaking in a good pace. You can pause if you can't keep up.

[@sunsetvibes9283]

Maybe you should think faster

[@shraddhaarya3610]

Bro🙄🙄.... What a contradiction !!!I think she's too slow in saying and I keep 1.5 x speed of the lecture

[@ishikadadhwal4539]

@@shraddhaarya3610 bruh same

[@r.keerthikadevi4427]

Sis,Will you make a video in Tamil?

[@rajib_shaikh]

Who teaches like that!!! There is no attempt to engage the listener. The very essence of pleasure in reading literature is exceptionally destroyed. Well done, Prof. Just putting forward facts, dates, names, publications. Horrible!!!

[@nadirtoparamount9629]

yes no enjoyment only lecture. you better watch some youtuber with lot of entertainment and time pass tactics.

[@skyisthelimit6434]

She is not teaching in the class, mind it. How can one interact through a recorded video? 🙄