Adhunik Hindi Kavya and Bharatendu Harishchandra
A nation finds a common identity. She gets united by the common interests of war against colonial exploitation. Because despite the diversity India is one at heart and that unity rose to its peak in 1857. This revolution was too hard to suppress. And even suppression could be temporary. This revolution would sow the seeds of nationalism in India. Anti-colonial activities would see a massive rise. It would not stop or slow down until the abolition of colonial rule in India. The emergence of 'Adhunik Hindi Kavya' The colonial rulers called it ‘sepoy mutiny’ to try and reduce its significance. But, it was a revolution that led to the emergence of ‘Adhunik Hindi Kavya’. Poetry no longer confined itself to entertaining the rich. Poetry was now a medium to sympathize with the nation and her exploited people. It was a nation where spirituality and progress had always walked hand in hand. The stories of bravery of Indian heroines have inspired the Indian teenage girl to date. Bharatend...