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summary of Chapter THE BARBER'S TRADE UNION
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QUESTION:-

Summary of Chapter THE BARBER'S TRADE UNION

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Summary of Chapter THE BARBER'S TRADE UNION:-

• In ‘The Barber’s Trade Union’, written by Mulk Raj Anand facets like dignity, impression, disaffection, arrogance, intellect, liberty, affection, admiration, management, and independence are explored.

• In the story, Chandu is the protagonist and he is explained to be of an inadequate caste or lower social status than the other citizens of the town. It was as if he was being assessed completely based on the information that he and his father both used to work as barbers.

• Despite his role as a barber, he had the skill to outwit and surpass others. He stopped expending action to the village high class people and others for shaving and hair-cutting in order to teach the orthodox people a lesson. Rather, he went to town to make sufficient wealth. The outcome was noticeable within a few days, creating great difficulty and irritation. Chandu was so smart and thoughtful that he had overthrown the barber of Verka, his peers.h

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