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It is made understand the dignity of the position of Punch by two constant companion Algu Chaudhary and Jumman Shekh in Panch Parmeshwar, and it is proved on top to the balance of justice. In addition to hurting the factionalism and narrow-mindedness of village, this story is also a sarcastic satire on injustice and catastrophe.

Namak Ka Daroga is the story of such a dutiful solder Munshidhar, who was offered money as bribe by Alopeedin, but influenced by his father’s teaching this youth refused to take bribe and sent to jail to that famous person. Some other stories are given in this collection, which is interesting, entertaining and Imitator.

This is the story of 1175 Hizri or 1756. This novel based on the character of Ganna Begam and her historical life, shows that there has always been the intervention of women in politics or that women have been the eyes of politics. Such a Ganna Begam’s Story is very touching and heart touching.

This novel has an entertaining depiction of Gharaunda built through college life. A live tableau of the hustle and bustle of the new society is being given in it. This is a very interesting and ready novel from start to end.

This novel is a wonderful story of characters caught in fascination of modernity. Today the greed to live a free life is also increasing rapidly among the Indian youth and they are forgetting their reality by indulging in glare.

This book contains proverbs famous among the people, which is able to make strong and live to your orator and written thing. As the phrases have an important position to make language beautiful and impressive, similarly proverbs also make the language more ornamental.

The mysterious, thrilling life of the beautiful thief, Putlibai, and her lover, Sultan Singh, is written in such an interesting way in this book that once you start reading, you will not be able to put this book down till you have finished reading about their adventurous story from cover-to-cover. A film has also been made on this novel.

The main characters of this novel are Madhur and Surekha. They go down their own paths, living parallel lives. They have several companions on this journey, each with their own life philosophy. This is a story of finding middle-ground between the conflicting truth and untruth.

The Resignation, which was originally published as Tyagpatra in Hindi, explores the depth of human relationship and understanding in a society that governs its individual. It’s suffused with philosophical contemplation. One of the giants of Hindi literature, Jainendra introduced the ‘psychological’ in Hindi fiction. Questions of love, marriage and relationships occupy much of Jainendra’s works, taking them into the realm of the internal and the intimate. In The Resignation, Jainendra tells the story of Mrinal, a young woman whose uncompromising idealism results in her family and society rejecting her completely. Almost seventy-five years after it was written, the story of Mrinal’s struggle against stultifying social norms and her fierce individualism remain startlingly relevant.