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Antarvāsanā, a Sanskrit term meaning "inner garment" or "undergarment," holds a rich symbolic significance in Hindu mythology and folktales (Kāhāni). In these narratives, Antarvāsanā often represents a character's inner self, spiritual growth, and transformation. This paper aims to explore the concept of Antarvāsanā in Hindu Kāhāni, analyzing its role in character development, moral teachings, and cultural significance.
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While mainstream Hindi literature is celebrated for the works of legendary authors like Munshi Premchand , adult and erotic fiction occupied a parallel, underground niche for decades. Antarvāsanā, a Sanskrit term meaning "inner garment" or
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