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What does the title of the novel 'Samskara: A Rite for a Dead Man' signify?
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- 1The spiritual connotations of rituals conducted during death anniversaries
- 2The socio-religious purification ritual associated with the death of a Brahmin✓
- 3The importance of rites and rituals during death
- 4The society's responsibility of burying the dead irrespective of caste and creed
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The socio-religious purification ritual associated with the death of a Brahmin
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