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The abstract of the Indian reaction to Kamala Das's narrative and feminism would be a concise summary of the responses and reception of Kamala Das's literary works and feminist ideas within the Indian context. Kamala Das, a prominent Indian poet and writer, was known for her candid and bold exploration of female sexuality and gender roles in her writings. Her work, often considered a pioneering force in Indian feminist literature, elicited various reactions in her home country. This abstract would touch upon the diverse responses of Indian society to Kamala Das's narrative and feminism. Some individuals and segments of society may have embraced her work as a powerful articulation of women's experiences and a challenge to traditional patriarchal norms. Others, however, may have critiqued her for her explicit exploration of sexuality and non-conformity with societal expectations, leading to controversy and conservative backlash. In this abstract, one could also discuss the broader impact of Kamala Das's work on the feminist movement in India, including how it may have inspired other writers and activists to engage in similar dialogues. Furthermore, it would be pertinent to mention the evolution of Indian feminism and the changing attitudes towards gender and sexuality that Kamala Das's work may have contributed to. In summary, this abstract would provide a brief overview of the Indian reaction to Kamala Das's narrative and feminism, emphasizing the multiple responses, controversies, and the potential influence of her work on the feminist discourse in India.