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ISBN: 9780143422341
Pages: 248
Weight: 488 g
Dimensions: 12 x 20 x 2 cm
Book Cover: Paperback
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Kanthapura English 2014

Author: Raja Rao
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ISBN: 9780143422341
Pages: 248
Weight: 488 g
Dimensions: 12 x 20 x 2 cm
Book Cover: Paperback
Thema:
A major landmark in Indian fiction, this is a story of how the Gandhian struggle for independence came to one small village in South India.Kanthapura is a story that depicts how Gandhi's struggle for independence in India came to a small South Indian village that follows the caste system. Moorthy has returned from the city and has plenty of ideas to bring about peace in his environment.Moorthy is young and is back from the city where he learnt of the goodness of non-violence. Gandhi's struggle for independence has now come to a small village where the people experience the harsh reality of the caste system. Moorthy intends to bring in the independence movement to the village and wants to eradicate the caste system. He works towards uniting the people of the village and creating a nonviolent atmosphere. The determined and idealistic Moorthy fights against the conservative forces to create the kind of place that the Father of Our Nation dreamt of and fought for. The story is said from the point of view of an old woman who talks about the variety of people in the village and the complexities of life in the village.
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