Question

Arrange the following Indian novels in accordance with their year of writing/publication.
a.Indulekha
b.Rajasekhara Charitramu
c.Yamuna Paryatan
d.Pariksha-Guru

A c,b,d,a
B a,d,b,c
C c,d,b,a
D a,b,d,c

Answer 1

Hint: All these Indian novels were written in different languages in the 19th century and were very popular. The main characteristics of these books were that most of them were written in local languages.

Complete answer: -Yamuna Paryatan is a Marathi novel by Baba Padmanji, It is the first novel written in an Indian language. It was written by Baba Padmanji wrote it in 1857 about the miserable conditions of a widow the Yamuna, and her sorrows. The novel ends with Yamuna’s conversion to Christianity. The novel highlighted the problems faced by widows in the 19th century and advocated remarriages for them.
-Rajasekhara Charitramu: It is a Telugu novel written by Sri Kandukuri Veeresalingam which depicts the life of Tamil population of Andhra Pradesh, the novel reflects the social condition of Tamils.
-Pariksha Guru: Pariksha Guru is a novel written in the Hindi language. Lala Srinivas Das was the author and the novel was published in 1882. It was again published in 1974 by Ramdaras Mishra. It was the first modern Hindi novel which cautioned young men from well to do families against the influence of bad company and bad morals. The novel reflected the internal and external affairs of the new middle world.
-Indulekha: Indulekha is a novel written by Chandu O Menon. It was a very important book in the history of Malayalam literature as it was the first book written in Malayalam, and it was seen as new development. The novel is about a young woman who stands up to the evils of the social period.
Therefore, option A is the answer.

Note: These novels gave information about the social evils which were present in the society. All of the book's main issue was the social issues which were prevalent and how brave people would fight against it.