The Portrayal of Indian Society in Untouchablity Mulk Raj Anand

This study discusses the portrayal of the sufferings of the poor and oppressed in Mulkraj Anand’s novel Untouchable. The sufferings of impoverished and complete trampled have been a familiar sight in India the ages. Poverty is exalted in theological terms, but in real life, the necessitous and the ended brace are looked kaput upon and ill-treated. His novel created a writer’s revolution both in writing in Indian languages and sufferings of penurious and extinct crush. Anand has located the protagonist Bakha in an established reality in the hope of capturing the essence of the janitor’s existence. One day action of the hero is intended to represent a relatively complete sociological experience