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Book Details:

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

  • ISBN: 9788184983845

  • Edition: 6th

  • Publishing Year: October 1997

  • Pages: 180

  • Language: Marathi

  • Category: Short Stories

  • Binding: Paperback


About The Book:

In this evocative collection of stories, the author captures the nuances of rural life, blending moments of humor and reflection with poignant insights into human nature and the natural world. The narrative opens with a curious incident at Mulshi Dam, where a sheep runs across a jeep, and a simple moment of humor leads to deeper reflections on life, death, and the interconnection between humans and animals.

The stories are filled with vivid characters, like the gardener Nimbalkar, whose relationship with the land and animals brings out both tender and harsh aspects of rural existence. Through incidents such as the one with the sheep, the author reflects on the delicate balance between life and death, and the philosophical questions that arise from our relationship with nature.

The author also touches upon the question of hunting, illustrating the emotional complexity of an individual caught between the act of killing a wild animal and the realization that all living beings have a right to live. This deeply thought-provoking collection encourages readers to think critically about life, nature, and the human condition. Through simple yet profound storytelling, the author invites us to explore the beauty and contradictions of the world around us.