The Illustrated Premchand


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For children.




Munshi Premchand


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This narrative brings to you the life story of Munshi Premchand-his difficult and lonely childhood, his love for reading, the beginning of his writing career, his trysts with destiny, and how he came to be known as the Upanyas Samrat or the king of novels. It walks you through the life of this great writer who fought his way through every problem to stand by his beliefs.







Illustrated Dictionary of Literature


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Covering various areas on literature, this work is suitable for students and teachers.




Premchand Selected Stories


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An English translation of some of the finest of Premchand's stories. The stories take the reader into the lives of �the rural folk of India and evoke a sense of common humanity. �Beautifully illustrated by a leading Indian children's illustrator. �Ages 13 to 16 years.




PREMCHAND AND THE ARAB WORLD


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The book Premchand and The Arab World is an attempt that states that Munshi Premchand’s literal work holds an exclusive position in Indian literature as well as in world literature. Even eighty-six years of his death, the discussions and research on Premchand and his achievements through his literary work are not only in the department of Hindi, Urdu, English, and Arabic of Indian Universities but also in several universities of the Arab World. We have tried to ensure that the cultural, political, and social imports of his work are not neglected. We have attempted to bring out its cultural and moral significance. The primary stress in the rest of the study is on a close analysis of the individual short stories and novels, respecting their integrity and autonomy as works of art owing to space limitations.




Two Oxen


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Munshi Premchand was an iconic writer, best known for his short stories. Through his tales, he managed to depict social conditions in a manner so emotional and direct, that they are relevant even today. 'Budhi Kaki' talks of the necessity for caring for the elderly, while 'Two Oxen' shows us why we need to be compassionate towards all creatures. In 'Stories by Premchand', we retell these two stories in a graphic form, while retaining the language and flavor of his writing




Mansarovar - Part I


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As a story-writer Premchand had become a legend in his own lifetime. The firmament of Premchand's stories is vast. In view of variety of topics, he, as though, had encompassed the entire sky of humane world into his fold. Each of Premchandji's stories unravels many sides of human mind, many streaks of man's conscience, the evils in some societal practices and heterogeneous angles of economic tortures. All this is done with complete artistry. His stories stir the readers' mind even today by means of their variegated layers of thoughts and feelings. They are all the heralds of human glories coming from the pen of a time-tested author. The very intrinsic nature of his stories, their external formats unfold their entire uniqueness and appeal to the reader's mind. Owing to such special features Premchandji's stories arc still relevant today, as much as they were five decades ago. The chief themes of his stories arc rooted to the rural life with city social life appearing as the contrast to illustrate the complete picture of contemporary Indian life. The stories of Munshi Premchand, fighting on behalf of the downtrodden of the society, who arc suffering from the social and economic agonies, are the strongest assets of our Literature.




Premchand in World Languages


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This volume explores the reception of Premchand’s works and his influence in the perception of India among Western cultures, especially Russian, German, French, Spanish and English. The essays in the collection also take a critical look at multiple translations of the same work (and examine how each new translation expands the work’s textuality and annexes new readership for the author) as well as representations of celluloid adaptations of Premchand’s works. An important intervention in the field of translation studies, this book will interest scholars and researchers of comparative literature, cultural studies and film studies.




Munshi Premchand


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Did you know that a Pakistani player sent a personal invitation to the Shiv Sena supreme Bal Thackery to attend the 1995-96 World Cup final at Lahore as a special guest? That a team lost three wickets without scoring a single run? That two pigeons were killed during a World Cup match? Learn the answers to these and a lot more with this penultimate quizzing book on the World Cup. Whether you are a player, or an armchair enthusiast, the questions compiled in this volume will equip you better for your favourite season of the year.