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   Rangbhoomi: The Arena of Life is a Hindi language novel by Premchand. The novel features an idealist protagonist inspired by Gandhian values. First published in 1924, the novel is covers complex human relationships and emotions, with various themes, including problems faced poor people due to industrialization during British Raj.

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   Mar 1, 2022 · This entry deals with the Indian novel Rangbhoomi (1924–1925) or Rangabhumi, by Premchand, who was a Marxist and Gandhi-inspired writer of short stories and novels. He coincided with the period of resistance to British imperial rule in India which has the...

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   Revisiting Rangbhoomi: The Dalit Perspective – The Book Review, Monthly Review of Important Books. Editorial. April 2020, volume 44, No 4. Premchand occupies an iconic status in the Hindi literary sphere as the foundational figure of modern Hindi fiction.

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   Mathura Rangbhoomi was the witness to the duel where Lord Krishna killed the evil demon Kansa. Description of Rangbhoomi, Mathura. Rangbhoomi in Mathura became a part of the Mauryan Empire and King Ashoka, built a number of Buddhist monuments in and around Mathura in the third century BC.

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   Set against the backdrop of colonial India-characterized by a brutal state, opportunistic, feudal landlords and ruthless capitalists—this novel is a grim account of the blind beggar Soordas¹s struggle against the acquisition of his ancestral land.

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   What does Rangbhoomi mean?

   • The title Rangbhoomi translates as “Playground,” or “Battlefield,” or “The Stage” or “The theatre” – the place for conflict to be worked out. When the hero, Soordas dies, Premchand writes “the player departed the field” (604). It is set in Benares, and in its suburbs. It opens:

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   • Rangbhoomi: The Arena of Life [a] is a Hindi language novel by Premchand. The novel features an idealist protagonist inspired by Gandhian values. First published in 1924, the novel is covers complex human relationships and emotions, with various themes, including problems faced poor people due to industrialization during British Raj.

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   Who wrote Rangbhoomi?

   • This entry deals with the Indian novel Rangbhoomi (1924–1925) or Rangabhumi, by Premchand, who was a Marxist and Gandhi-inspired writer of short stories and novels.

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   Was Rangbhoomi a good novel?

   • Regarded as his magnum opus and also a novel that he considered his best, Rangbhoomi (1924) won Premchand the title of ‘Upanyaas Samraat’—‘the king among novelists’.

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   Why is Rangbhoomi important?

   • Toral Jatin Gajarawal also traces how Rangbhoomi was heralded as, ‘One of the most poignant documentation of the crisis of the peasantry in North India. The novel demonstrates a Gandhian vision of sacrifice and satyagraha in the face of the brutalities of materialism’ (p. 33).

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   What happens in Rangbhoomi?

   • In Rangbhoomi, conflict erupts over Soordas’s land which is used by the people for grazing cattle, and by children as a playground, and which is to be acquired by John Sevak, a Indian Christian businessman, who wants to set up a cigarette factory (he already has a godown of leather).

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   "Rangbhoomi" by Premchand is a riveting exploration of societal dynamics in early 20th century India. Through the lens of a rural theater troupe, Premchand delves into themes of caste, class, and power with remarkable realism and compassion.