VADACHYA ZADAKHALI ANI ITAR KATHA
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Book Details:
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House 
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ISBN: 9789353173067 
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Edition: 1st 
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Publishing Year: August 2019 
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Pages: 240 
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Language: Translated from English to Marathi 
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Category: Short Stories 
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Binding: Paperback 
About The Book:
Under the Banyan Tree is a delightful collection of twenty-eight stories by the acclaimed Indian author R.K. Narayan, translated into Marathi by Nandini Deshmukh. These tales bring to life the vibrant and diverse characters of Malgudi, a fictional South Indian city that serves as the backdrop for many of Narayan’s stories. With keen observation and a compassionate perspective, Narayan introduces readers to a wide range of characters—from merchants and beggars to teachers and rogues—each representing a slice of the human experience.
The stories in this collection capture the essence of everyday life, with moments of humor, sorrow, and introspection. In Nitya, a rebellious young man challenges a vow made by his parents long ago, while in A Career, a shopkeeper’s life takes a drastic turn due to a charming stranger. The collection also includes A Horse and Two Goats, a masterpiece from Narayan's earlier works, and Under the Banyan Tree, a tale that speaks to the divine gift of storytelling itself.
The beauty of these stories lies in their simplicity and the deep understanding they offer into the complexities of human nature. Whether depicting the life of a nervous young boy, a browbeaten clerk, or a humble teacher, Narayan’s stories bring out the rich tapestry of village and city life, filled with gentle irony and keen insights into the human condition.
With its timeless appeal, Under the Banyan Tree reminds us of the power of storytelling to connect, inspire, and leave a lasting impression on the soul.
 
            
 
      
 
       
         

