Posted by : Utpal Publications Monday, September 9, 2013

The book is to depict Kashmiri women as they lived through different periods of history, to describe their past achievements, long days of adversity and present struggle for emancipation. Contents of the book are the vignettes of outstanding women who flourished from early times in any field of social activity.
Though superficial reading of the book may give rise to revivalist tendencies, I would like to say that it is none of my desires to create a mythical golden age in which Kashmiri women achieved unsurpassable glory.
Despite the imperfections of modern social life, there is no gainsaying that today we live in a better world where both men and women find vaster opportunities and greater freedom for the unfoldment of their potentialities. Revivalism is by no means a healthy doctrine nor can its adoption contribute to prosperity of a people.
This is a pioneer work in a particular domain of literature and apt to suffer from the shortcomings usual to its kind.
Prem Nath Bajaj was born in July 1905 at Srinagar. Educated in S.P. College, he took his degree from Punjab University and entered public life in August 1930 by joining the Women’s Welfare Trust. In 1931 he was elected President of the S.D. Yuvat Sabha that year the Maharaja nominated him as a non- official member of the Grievances Enquiry Commission and the Constitutional Reforms Conference. He started the daily Vitasta in 1932 to advocate the cause of Secularism, Democracy and Freedom.
Bazaz is the author of several books including Inside Kashmir (1942), Azad Kashmir (1951) and The History of Struggle for Freedom in Kashmir (1954). He has written a number of treaties and booklets in English and Urdu on Economic, Political, Cultural and social problems of Kashmir.     
   
Book: Daughters of The Vitasta
Author: Prem Nath Bajaj
ISBN: 978-81-8339-048-4
Language: English

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