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    This document provides biographical and literary information about the Hindi writer Munshi Premchand. It notes that he began writing under the pen name "Navab Rai" in Urdu and went on to write over a dozen novels and around 300 short stories. His works are said to depict the lives of Indian farmers and middle-class families. The document lists some of his famous short stories and novels, including Godhan, which is described as his greatest novel and has been translated to English as "The Gift of a Cow". It revolves around characters representing the Indian community and is known as the "bible of Indian farmers".

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    This document provides biographical and literary information about the Hindi writer Munshi Premchand. It notes that he began writing under the pen name "Navab Rai" in Urdu and went on to write over a dozen novels and around 300 short stories. His works are said to depict the lives of Indian farmers and middle-class families. The document lists some of his famous short stories and novels, including Godhan, which is described as his greatest novel and has been translated to English as "The Gift of a Cow". It revolves around characters representing the Indian community and is known as the "bible of Indian farmers".

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    AJAIMON M R

    Option: HINDI
    Roll No: 12
    M.G.U.C.T.E MUVATTUPUZHA.
    Submitted to: JALAJA TEACHER.

    WELCOM
    E

    PREMCHAND KALAM KA SIPAHI

    PREMCHAND

    Full Name: MUNSHI PREMCHAND


    Born: 31 July 1880 at Lamhi Village
    Banaras
    Died: 8 October 1936
    Occupation: Writter, journalist, novelist
    etc

    He began the writing under the


    pen name Navab Rai in
    urudu. A novel writter story
    writter and dramastist, he has
    been referred to as the
    Upanyas Samrat (Emperor
    Emong Novelists) by some Hindi
    Writters.
    His works more than 1 dozen
    novels, arround 300 short
    stories.

    LITERORY WORKS
    He wrote 13 novels
    300 short stories
    All of his writings are very popular

    and famous
    His all novels are just become the life
    of Indian farmers and middle class
    families.

    SOME SHORT STORIES


    Chori
    Devi
    Poose Ki Rath
    Sati
    Ram leela
    Jail
    Juloos
    Takur ka kuam
    Mazdoor

    SOME NOVELS
    Godhan
    Gaban
    Nirmala
    Kayakalp
    Sevasadhan
    Karmabhoomi

    GODHAN
    Published in 1936
    The biggest and greatest in Hindi
    It was translated to English as The

    Gift Of A Cow
    The novel revolves around many
    characters representing Indian
    community
    The novel known as the bible of Indian
    farmers

    THANK YOU

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