Citation :

Dr. Sini K S, 2026. "The Second Pandava: A Manifestation of Socio-Political Exclusion" ESP-International Journal of English Literature and Linguistics Research (ESP- IJELLR)  Volume 4, Issue 1: 23-26.

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