Anandamath, written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, is one of the most influential works in Indian literature and a cornerstone of nationalist writing. Set during the Sannyasi Rebellion (late 1700s), the novel portrays a group of ascetic warriors who dedicate their lives to freeing their motherland from tyranny. Through powerful storytelling and deep symbolism, Chatterjee combines devotion to the Motherland, spiritual awakening, and the idea of selfless service. The famous hymn “Vande Mataram”, first featured in this novel, became the soul of India’s freedom struggle. This Marathi-translated or multilingual edition allows modern readers to experience the emotion, courage, and patriotism that inspired countless revolutionaries. A must-read for students, history lovers, and those who cherish India’s cultural and literary heritage
