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cle-6821	Rabbani, Golam	Shadows of Progress:: Hydrofeminism and Environmental Injustice in Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger	2025	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2423	128	44	In hydrofeminist terms, polluted water does not merely flow around the body; it infiltrates and transforms it, rendering women’s bodies literal sites of environmental violence. However, focusing on the rivers: Ganga and Yamuna, the polluted city and rural spaces, and the silent suffering of female characters like Balram’s mother, Kusum, and Pinky Madam, this paper argues how water becomes a medium for expressing structural inequality.	cache/cle-6821.pdf	txt/cle-6821.txt