The novel ends on a hopeful note, suggesting the possibility of change and progress from "summary" of Untouchable [by] Mulk Raj Anand by
Ramu, the protagonist of "Untouchable," faces immense discrimination and oppression as an untouchable in Indian society. Throughout the novel, he is constantly reminded of his lower social status and the limitations imposed on him by the caste system. Despite these challenges, Ramu remains resilient and determined to create a better future for himself. As the story progresses, we see Ramu questioning the injustice and inequality he faces, sparking a sense of hope and possibility for change. He challenges the oppressive social norms and begins to question the very foundation of the caste system. This defiance marks a significant turning point in the novel, as it signifies Ramu's refusal to accept his predetermined...
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