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Author: Written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in 1882.Language: Originally written in Bengali.Setting: Set during the Bengal famine of 1770 and the Sannyasi Rebellion.Plot: Follows a group of sanyasis (ascetics) fighting against British rule in Bengal.Main Characters: Includes Mahendra, Kalyani, and the sanyasi leader Satyananda.Theme: Explores themes of nationalism, sacrifice, and duty.Vande Mataram: The novel introduced the iconic song "Vande Mataram," which later became a symbol of Indian nationalism.Genre: Historical fiction with elements of adventure and romance.Impact: Considered one of the earliest works of Indian nationalist literature and inspired many during India's struggle for independence.Cultural Significance: The novel played a crucial role in the Indian freedom movement and has been adapted into films and other media.Legacy: "Anandamath" is regarded as a classic in Indian literature and continues to be studied for its historical and cultural importance.