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By Premchand Munshi
Premchand Munshi, 2006
This volume presents twelve fully illustrated short stories set in Indian villages and small towns. Premchand uses these settings as a stage to explore diverse personalities and societal issues. The stories delve into themes of human suffering, poverty, and exploitation by landowners and moneylenders. They also examine caste snobbery, gender discrimination, and the triumph of renunciation over temptation. The collection further touches upon the bond between humans and animals, and the unpredictable nature of human behavior.