Authors : Meshram D. Ramesh
Page Nos : 126-131
Description :
Rural residence has been associated with certain socioeconomic disadvantages, such as lower income levels and employment rates, which have been shown to be related to poorer health. The Depiction of the village is at the center of the Indian realm. It is being talked about in every field be it politics, literature, philosophy, or history. In Indian English fiction it is the most popularly discussed theme that is barely difficult to indifferent or overlooks. The paper discusses the concept of the reflection of rural life in literature and its measuring g. It tries to explain its peculiarities in the rural space considering different levels of education, professional activities, mobility, ways of dwelling, access to the social and technical infrastructure, Literature and rural narrative is still left untold at certain closures thus I might want to make an unassuming endeavour in re-inventing the rural narratives in the light of Indian English Literature. Promotion of the local identity is considered as an important tool for improving the rural life in literature, the present thesis is an endeavour to analyze the village writings of almost completely known in the realm of Indian fiction in English. The whole Indian English writings can be partitioned into two parts most definitely: Pre - and Post -Independence periods. The foremost writings which have been fundamentally and logically discussed in this paper have a place with the post-independence period which has been a period of astonishing richness in the creation of rural life in literature.
