Mystery solved . The confusions regarding '’ The Adventure '’ by Jayant Narlikar solved by Sahil Sharifdin Ëñglísh   The chapter titled ''The Adventure'' is confusing the students and ordinary teachers equally. The reason is that it describes an unusual and unbelievable journey undertaken by a history professor named Gangadharpant . The second reason is that the chapter is comprised upon two   parts . The textbook , Hornbill contains only the second part and the part one that deals with the nature and habits of the professor Gaitonde [ Gangadharpant ] , his truck accident and hospitalisation   has not been included in it [ in Hornbill] . The step wise   summary of the   part two of The Adventure is given below in the easiest words possible :   ( Professor Gaitonde has come out of coma and now he is on a bed and narrating an unbelievable and strange story to Dr Rajendra at a hospital in Pune . Remember, he had had a truck accident and had been in co

 Reading material and syllabus for NET/SET/GATE (2021) suggested by SAHIL SHARIFDIN Ëñglísh  A)Topics 1 .History of English Literature 2.English Poetry (1400-2020 ) 3.Eng Novel (1740-2020 ) 4.Eng DRAMA (1562-2020 ) 5.Non-fiction (1500-2020 ) 6.Linguistics 7.General grammar 8.Thirty schools of Criticism 9.Literary terms 10.Mythology 11.Non-British and world literature 12.Literary movments 13.Popular literary quotes 14.Literary awards 15.Literary journals 16.Literary genres and famous rhyme schmes 17.History of English language from Celts to Victoria 18.Language teaching methods 19.Theatre, cinema, Indian aesthetics, movies, translated literature and fantasy literature 20.Pseudonyms,titles and alias 21. Methods and techniques of translation (B)Important books  1.Trueman's UGC NET paper A 2.The Norton anthology of English Literature 3.History of English Literature (Andrew series, Rutledge series, Cambridge series) 4.A critical history of English Li

Books suggested by sahil Sharifdin Bhat To understand the world, read. To understand yourself, write.  A List of the 110 Greatest Books in Human History  ''These books delve into various disciplines, offering profound insights, expanding knowledge, and shaping our understanding of the world and ourselves. They have left an indelible mark on human history and continue to be celebrated for their significance and impact. They must be in your library. '' Religion: 1. "The Qur'an" (Koran) 2. "The Bible" (Old and New Testaments)  3. "The Bhagavad Gita" 4. "The Analects" by Confucius 5. "The Dao De Jing" by Laozi (Lao Tzu) 6. "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" 7. "The Dhammapada" 8. "The Book of Mormon" 9. "The Confessions" by Saint Augustine 10. "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis Politics: 11. "The Republic" by Plato 12. "The Prince" by Niccolò Machiavelli 13