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Untouchable is a novel by Mulk Raj Anand that explores the life of Bakha, a young man from a marginalized caste, and highlights social discrimination and caste oppression in India. Key Points: 1. Published in 1935, it is a seminal work in Indian English literature. 2. Inspired by Gandhi’s efforts against untouchability. 3. Depicts the plight of the Dalits during pre-independence India. 4. Critically acclaimed for its empathetic portrayal of marginalized communities. 5. Mulk Raj Anand is also known for Coolie and The Village. Bee Facts: • Mulk Raj Anand (a): Pioneer of socially conscious literature. • Raja Roy (b): A social reformer, not a novelist. • R K Narayan (c): Known for Malgudi Days. • Harivansh Rai Bachchan (d): Famous for Madhushala.
Which river rises in the Indian Himalayas?
Which is the highest peak of the world?
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A state in India has the following characteristics:
1. Its northern part is arid and semi-arid.
2. Its central part produces cotton. ...
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Which state is the largest producer of Uranium in India?
Consider the following rock systems that make up the Indian landmass:
1. Aryan
2. Dravidian
3. Archean
4. Dharwar
Wha...
The Narmada river flows to the west, while most other large peninsular rivers flow to the east. Why?
1. It occupies a linear rift valley.
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Earthquakes occur most frequently at which part of earth?
