Women's Discourse in Modern Hindi Novels

Abstract

Women's discourse in modern Hindi novels has emerged as a significant foundation for the multi-dimensional analysis of women's existence, identity, freedom, and social status. This research paper outlines the journey of women from their traditional image to a modern, autonomous personality. From Munshi Premchand's realistic approach to the ideological progressiveness of Krishna Sobti, Mannu Bhandari, and Mridula Garg, an in-depth study of the development of female consciousness has been conducted.