what were the uses of novels for the colonisers and Indian National list
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The novels were used by colonialists and nationalists.
Nationalists-
1) They used the novels to propagate hatred against the British and British goods.
2) They used them to make people aware of the freedom struggle.
3) Novels were also used to create a sense of pan-Indian belonging and to create a sense of pride for one's nation
Colonialists-
1) Indian novels helped the outsiders to learn about Indian customs, traditions, style of dressing and culture.
2) The also helped them to gain knowledge about the freedom struggle.
3) They used novels to know about caste system and various religions.
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Colonial rulers found "vernacular" novels illuminating for the information they provided on native customs and life. It was useful in the governance of this diverse country. Indian nationalists used the form of the novel to criticise colonial rule and instill a sense of national pride and unity amongst the people.
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