The Bengal famine of 1769-70 is the background of which later novel?
APather Panchali
BAnandamath
CKapalkundala
DDurgeshnandini
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Anandamath
1. A famine struck Bengal in 1769-70 and killed millions.
2. A century later it became the subject of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee's novel.
3. That novel is Anandamath; Gora, Devdas and Kapalkundala are not about the famine.
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