Which statements about Mulk Raj Anand are correct?
- A. He was educated at Lahore, London and Cambridge and took a doctorate in philosophy.
- B. He joined the Progressive Writers' Movement and settled in London after the War.
- C. In Coolie, evil appears as greed, selfishness and inhumanity in many forms.
- D. In The Barbers' Trade Union he immortalises Munoo the barber as he did Bakha.
- E. His early novels draw on the lived reality of everyday existence.
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Correct answer: C. A, C, and E only
Explanation
Anand took his PhD at University College London (1929). He returned to India in 1945. The barber of 'The Barbers' Trade Union' is Chandu; Munoo is the hero of Coolie (1936).
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