Daang (Hindi Edition)

The plateau and rugged region on the border of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh is known as Dang. The bandits here call themselves rebels, not bandits. Women are still trafficked here, there is intense caste conflict, the plight of farmers is deplorable, and poverty and corruption are rampant. In such adverse circumstances, even the slightest financial hardship often forces ordinary people to become bandits. The novel Dang powerfully depicts all this. Little is known about this region, nestled around the famous Chambal River, but author Hariram Meena travels through this region and creates a work for readers that captures all the colors of life, along with the fragrance of the soil.An expert on tribal life and author of the famous novel Dhuni Tape Teer, Hariram Meena served in the Rajasthan Police Department for a long time and retired as Inspector General of Police. He has published more than ten books, and several are included in the curriculum at renowned universities across the country. More than a hundred researchers have completed their M.Phil. and Ph.D. research on your literature. For your literary contributions, you have been honored with the Dr. Ambedkar National Award, the Rajasthan Sahitya Academys highest honor, the Meera Award, the Central Hindi Institutes Mahapandit Rahul Sankrityayan Award, the Birla Foundations Bihari Award, and the Vishwa Hindi Samman.