Author: Sharad Pawar
Publication: Rajhans Prakashan
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Author: Satyajeet Re
Publication: Rohan Prakashan
Category: अनुवादित / कथासंग्रह
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Mrutyughar is a Marathi novel by Satyajit Re. It was first published in 1982 by Rohan Prakashan. The novel is set in a small village in Maharashtra and tells the story of a family that is struggling to survive in the face of poverty and social oppression. The novel explores the themes of death, suicide, and the search for meaning in life. The novel is narrated by a young man named Pandurang, who is the son of a poor farmer. Pandurang is a bright and ambitious young man, but he is also deeply troubled by the poverty and injustice that he sees around him. He is particularly disturbed by the suicide of his friend, a young woman who was driven to despair by her family's poverty. Pandurang's own family is also struggling to survive. His father is a sickly man who can no longer work, and his mother is forced to work long hours to support the family. Pandurang himself is forced to drop out of school and work to help support his family. As Pandurang struggles to come to terms with the poverty and oppression that he sees around him, he begins to question the meaning of life. He wonders why some people are born into poverty and others into wealth. He wonders why some people are able to achieve success while others are doomed to failure. Pandurang's search for meaning leads him to a number of different places. He meets with a variety of people, including a Buddhist monk, a Christian missionary, and a communist activist. He also reads a number of books on philosophy and religion. Through his experiences, Pandurang begins to develop his own philosophy of life. He comes to believe that life is a journey, and that the goal of the journey is not to achieve happiness or success, but to learn and grow. He also comes to believe that the meaning of life is found in relationships with others, and in the service of others. Mrityughar is a powerful and moving novel that explores the themes of death, suicide, and the search for meaning in life. The novel is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and it is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope.
