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1	1	ММ70	Абдужабборов Алижон Абдухошим ўғли	Молия иқтисод	«A Passage to India» by EM Forster (1924)	In 1957, EM Forster, looking back in old age, wrote that the late-empire world of A Passage to India "no longer exists, either politically or socially". Today, approaching 100 years after its composition, the novel is probably as "dated" as ever. Yet – because Forster's concern is the forging of a relationship between a British schoolteacher and a Muslim doctor, reflecting the larger tragedy of imperialism – A Passage to India stands as a strangely timeless achievement, one of the great novels of the 20th century. The part of A Passage to India that most readers remember, of course, is the tortuous romantic drama of the Marabar caves. Thus: when Adela Quested, an English schoolteacher, and her companion Mrs Moore arrive in Chandrapore they enter colonial India, a place obsessed with the promotion of British values and the British way of life. The idea is that Adela will meet and marry Mrs Moore's son Ronny, an eligible but bigoted British civil servant, the city's magistrate. But Miss Quested, as her name implies, has other ideas. Rejecting the prejudice and insularity of the British community, she sets out to investigate the "real" India, assisted in her search by Dr Aziz, a young Muslim doctor who naively wants to promote an entente between the master race and its colonial subjects. Each, in turn, is encouraged by the head of a local government college.	Мамадаюпова Шахноза	Сатторова Маърифат	Аллаёров С.
2	2		Зокиров Сардорбек Равшанжон-ўғли
3	3		Хаитов Маъсуд Зафар ўғли
4	4		Мойлиев Мурод Бахтиёрович
5	5		Маллаев Адхам Мурод ўғли
6	6		Шомуродов Фурқат Бахтиёр ўғли
7	7		Жумабоев Шаҳзодбек Шавкат ўғли
8	8		Гаибназаров Собуржон Усмонжон ўғли
9	9		Мардонов Маъмур Собир ўғли

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Мамашарипов Лазизжон Мизробович

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