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Here at this blog, we are committed to providing authentic knowledge of English literature and other General Studies subjects. Research is a topic we discuss here. The owner of this blog and channel KEE Study Point is Krishna Sharma, a writer, and an Assistant Professor. He has been in University teaching for the last four years. He has written several books including the novella 'Why Modi Became Saint'. Apart from a novella, he has written several English Literature books. 

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