Munshi Premchand in Hindi 2.0

Munshi Premchand, a renowned Indian writer, is known for his significant contributions to modern Hindi-Urdu literature. Considered one of the most celebrated authors in the Indian subcontinent, he is recognized as among the foremost Hindi-Urdu writers of the early twentieth century. Premchand, who excelled in novel writing, storytelling, and drama, has earned the title "Upanyas Samrat" or "Emperor of Novels" from some Hindi writers.

Originally born as Dhanpat Rai, he initially wrote under the pen name "Nawab Rai." However, due to the ban imposed by the British Raj on his short story collection Soz-e-Watan, he adopted the name "Premchand." He is also commonly referred to as "Munshi Premchand," with "Munshi" serving as an honorary prefix. Over his career, he has produced numerous works, including more than a dozen novels, approximately 250 short stories, several essays, and translations of various foreign literary works into Hindi.

In this 'Munshi Premchand in Hindi' App, readers can delve into a collection of stories written by Munshi Premchand:

1. Aatmaram
2. Durga Ka Mandir
3. Bade Ghar ki Beti
4. Panch Parmeshwar
5. Shankhanad
6. Nag Puja
7. Vishwas
8. Narak ka Marg
9. Stri Aur Purush
10. Uddhar
11. Nirwasan
12. Nairashya Lila
13. Kaushal
14. Swarg Ki Devi
15. Aadhar
16. Ek Aanch Ki Kasar
17. Mata Ka Hriday
18. Pariksha
19. Tetar
20. Nairashya
21. Dand
22. Dhikkar
23. Laila
24. Neur
25. Shudra
26. Amrit
27. Apani Karni
28. Gairat Ki Katar
29. Ghamand Ka Putla
30. Vijay
31. Wafa Ka Khanjar
32. Mubarak Bimari
33. Wasna Ki Kadiyan