"Premchand's novels are filled with powerful characters from all levels of society''. Justify the statement.

(i) In a serialised novel, a story was published in instalments, keeping the suspense for the next issue.  (ii) Serialisation allowed readers to relish the suspense, discuss the characters of a...

(i) Premchand had picked up the lives of ordinary people and certain social issues and depicted them in his novel ‘Sewasadan’.  (ii) Sewasadan deals mainly with the poor condition of women...

Jane Austen: (i) Her novels give us a glimpse of the women's world in refined rural society in the early 19th century Britain. (ii) It portrays a society which encourages women to...

Answer: Godan

Novels connect people of common interest in the following ways: (i) Novels created a common interest among scattered and varied readers. (ii) Readers were drawn into their stories and could identify with...

(i) Sewasadan deals with poor conditions of women in the society, child marriage and dowry. (ii) It tells us about Indian upper class and the opportunities they got from the British...

(i) The Oriya novel 'Chaa Mana Atha Guntha' written by noted novelist Fakir Mohan Senapati dealt with the question of land and its possession. (ii) This path-breaking work showed that the...

(i) Munshi Premchand’s novel ‘Sewasadan’ (The Abode of Service), was published in 1916. (ii) Many critics think that his novel lifted the Hindi novel from the realm of fantasy, moralising and...

(i) Munshi Premchand drew tradition of Kissagoi storytelling. His novels are filled with all kinds of powerful characters, drawn from all levels of society. (ii) His novels include characters such as...

The novel 'Godan' by Premchand was published in 1936. It has been revered as one of the greatest Hindi novels of the Indian literature. The main theme of the novel...