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Set in the turbulent 1920s against the backdrop of India's Freedom Movement, this novel is set in Munganda village-a microcosm of an India through which Gandhi's call for political and social liberation is beginning to resound. The story of one man, one woman, and one village, in a wider sense, it is also the story of India's quest for freedom: from foreign rule as well as from entrenched prejudices, stifling social mores, and caste discrimination.

Produktbeschreibung
Set in the turbulent 1920s against the backdrop of India's Freedom Movement, this novel is set in Munganda village-a microcosm of an India through which Gandhi's call for political and social liberation is beginning to resound. The story of one man, one woman, and one village, in a wider sense, it is also the story of India's quest for freedom: from foreign rule as well as from entrenched prejudices, stifling social mores, and caste discrimination.
Autorenporträt
Mahidhara Ramamohanarao was born in 1909 in Munganda Agraharan in Konaseema of East Godavari district. Growing up in an environment of revolutionary fervour, he abandoned his studies and joined the Indian National Congress and later became a staunch advocate of Communism. Without formal schooling, he acquired scholarship in Telugu, Sanskrit, Hindi, Bengali, English, and Russian.