Indian lit. in english - Untouchable

The Indians set fire on British newspaper "Immortal People". Muk · Rajji · Anandomuk · La · Anand was one of India's most respected British novelist, born in Peshawar in 1905. He is educated in Lahore, London, Cambridge and lives in England. A few years later, after the war ended, he finally settled in the village of West India. His main concern was that "the lower classes of Indian society were men and women: people who were rejected, they could not express their sufferings against oppressors."

Untouchables can only be written by Indians who observe from the outside. Even though no matter how compassionous it is, Europeans can not create stupidity as he does not know enough about his troubles. No one can write this book as he will be involved in resentment and self-compassion. (Untouchable.1981.Foreword.ii) Modern Indian novel emphasizes the sensitivity of women in India, the rise of their consciousness, the unwavering determination, the fight against hypocrisy, and the search for self-realization. It is supported by various social and political events such as the Indian Freedom Movement, independence, voting rights, educational communication, opportunities for employment, protection of women's rights. Therefore, the depiction of Indian women is changing. (R.K. Dhawan.Vol 2. 2008: 155 QK)

B.R Ambedkar (1891-1956) Indian social reformer. Born in Mahal's "inaccessible" caste, Ambadoca has become a pioneering political activist and social reformer. He is a major figure in drafting the "Indian Constitution" which prohibits "unreachable" and promotes equality. Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906) Susan Anthony, an active member of the American Anti-Slavery Association, continued to demand changes to the US Constitution to prohibit slavery despite hostility . She is also an outstanding female rights activist and helps promote women's suffrage movement in the 19th century.