Volga Se Ganga ( ) Sankrityayan, Rahul

Looking at the various aspects of Rahuls literature, it becomes clear that he was well versed not only in ancient and modern Indian literature, but also in Tibetan, Sinhalese, English, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese, and delved into contemporary literature. Rahul sought to gain a thorough understanding of whatever he came into contact with. When he delved into the field of communism, he gained a thorough understanding of the political philosophies of Karl Marx, Lenin, and Stalin. This is why the voices of the people, the peoples state, and the working class are prominent in his literature.Volga to Ganga is a collection of short stories by Rahul Sankrityayan. It contains 20 fictional stories told in different time periods. The title of the book indicates its scope, with the story beginning in the Volga and ending in the Ganges region. In this, the development of human civilization has been depicted in a very subtle manner. This book has been written in such an interesting manner that you do not even realize that you are reading the history of human development. You will be surprised to know that Sankrityayan was in jail for participating in the freedom movement, and that is where this great heritage was created. The special thing about this work is that it brings to the fore the dominance of women in the matriarchal society of that time and also exposes the evils and religious rituals of that time. We hope that the new edition of this book will make the mind of the reader more civilized.