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šŸ“˜ Book Details

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

  • Language: Marathi

  • Author: Venkatesh Madgulkar

  • Edition: 5th Edition

  • Year of Publication: January 1987

  • ISBN: 9788184983517

  • Pages: 164

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Category: Short Stories


✨ About The Book

This compelling short story collection by Venkatesh Madgulkar brings to the forefront the realities of Dalit life in rural Maharashtra, long before the term Dalit Literature gained widespread recognition. One standout story, ā€˜Deva Satwa Mahar’, captures the raw emotions of rebellion, pain, and self-awareness experienced by a Dalit protagonist, making it a pioneering work in its theme and portrayal.

Set against the backdrop of Gavarhati, a fictional village often used by Madgulkar to depict rural life, these stories blend themes of poverty, sorrow, injustice, anger, and vulnerability. The narratives challenge the commonly held divide between rural literature and Dalit literature, offering a nuanced and unified perspective on village life that is inclusive of all its social complexities.

Madgulkar’s writing is deeply empathetic and grounded in realism, giving a voice to the unheard and unrepresented with literary grace and authenticity. His portrayal of human struggle and dignity continues to resonate with contemporary readers, making this collection a must-read for anyone interested in social justice, Marathi rural literature, and the evolution of Dalit narratives.