comparison between The Purpose and The Meluha with the reference to casteism

1. Comparison between The Purpose and The
Meluha with the reference to casteism

2.  Name :- Charmi vyas
 Roll No :- 52
 Email id :- cmvyas1996@gmail. Com
 Paper No:- 4, The Indian writing in English
 Topic :- Comparison between The Purpose and The
Meluha with the reference to Casteism.
 Submitted to :- Department of English Bhavnagar
university, Bhavnagar.

3. About The Purpose :-
 The Purpose divided in two acts.
Based on Sabhaparva, from
Mahabharata.
 Story moves around Arjuna and
Ekalavy to the purpose of became
an great archer.
 Arjuna is a prince of great
kingdom and Ekalavy is tribal boy
from a relatively far – away area.

4. About The Meluha :-
“ The Meluha” is the first novel
of the Shiva Trilogy series by
Amish Tripathi.
 Published in February 2010.
 In the shiva trilogy Meluha city
is the symbol of perfection.
Meluha civilization is the best
civilization this is the one side but
when we look another we find
some problem like, VIKARMA

5. What is cast system ?
 The Indian society is
divided into group
based on a person’s
birth.

6. Comparison between The purpose and
the Meluha :-
The Purpose
 Importance of birth
 The whatever cast the
childe take birth, it is
consider for the
education.
There was effect of the
cast on the profession.
The Meluha
 Importance of karma
 The whatever cast the
child take take birth, it is
not consider for the
education.
 There was no’ effect of
the cast on the
profession.

7. “ A man becomes a Mahadev, only when we fights for
good. A Mahadev is not born from his mother’s womb. He
is forged in the heat of battle, when he wages a war to
destroy evil. Har Har Mahadev – All of us are Mahadev”.

9. Conclusion:-
 The Prime difference between Meluha and The
Purpose is that the former emphasis cast based
on work while the later emphasis cast based on
birth.
 Lord Krishna clearly stated caste is not decided
by birth but aptitude and by professional
interest. (Bhagavad gita chapter 4 ; 13)