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Gaban This novel revolves around Ramanath, a middle-class man who falls into the trap of greed (lalach) and false prestige (dikhawa). To maintain his wife Jalpa’s love for jewelry, he gets involved in dishonest activities (bhrashtachar). Eventually, his crimes catch up with him, and he is forced to flee (bhag jana). The novel explores themes of moral downfall (neetik patan) and redemption (prayaschit). Lalach, dikhawa, bhrashtachar, bhag jana, prayaschitGodan This is a classic story of Hori, a poor farmer who dreams of owning a cow (gai). Despite his hard work (mehnat), he struggles due to social oppression (samajik atyachar) and debt (karz). His family faces poverty (garibi), and he sacrifices everything for their survival. The novel portrays the class divide (varg vibhajan), the cruelty of moneylenders (sahukar), and the farmer’s never-ending struggle (sangharsh). Gai, mehnat, karz, garibi, sangharsh, sahukar