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Book Details:
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
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ISBN: 9789395477178
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Edition: 2nd
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Publishing Year: June 2023
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Pages: 144
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Language: Marathi
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Category: Short Stories
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Binding: Paperback
About The Book:
This powerful collection of short stories paints a vivid picture of the struggles and inhuman suffering faced by uneducated Adivasis, as well as the deep emotional stories of those living in dire circumstances. The stories in this book explore the complexities of life, morality, and human nature through the lens of rural and tribal life, revealing the harsh realities that many endure.
In Zhakli Mooth, Aaba Patil imparts a lesson in foresightedness. The story Goshta Tyajya Jalmachi features an old woman who resorts to immoral means to bear a male child, only to face grave consequences when the child dies. In Vharpal, Dagdu watches helplessly as a woman's life unravels after a misguided marriage. The allegorical tale Kavle Ani Sabhapati Domkavala exposes the treacherous and selfish nature of man, while Mhatarchal tells the poignant story of a young woman who regrets not marrying after years of fear and missed opportunities.
Other stories like Bajirao Nana and Aag delve into personal tragedy and the emotional toll of relationships. Stories such as Rojcha Madha Tyala Kon Rada? showcase the struggles of women, like Sita, who are forced to make tough choices for the sake of their loved ones. With titles like Harya-Narya, Sarg Itbharach Rahila, and Galang, this collection provides powerful insights into the lives of people often forgotten by society.
This book provides an honest portrayal of human suffering, resilience, and the pains of the marginalized, urging readers to reflect on the injustices and challenges that often remain hidden from mainstream society.
