Khetarpal’s Voice of Poetry Defends Indian Culture and Its Glory

Abstract

Milton’s characters, most of them, lie out of nature and were to be formed purely by his own inventions. It shows greater genius in Dr Dalip Khetarpal to have drawn his characters upon prevalent culture and own observations. Readers enjoy exploration and description while literary critics describe it as a monumental fact of Indian history of English Poetry. This paper explores Dalip’s talent of establishing relevance, value and importance of his drawn characters on perfect reasoning rather than arguments.