Another unique aspect is its historical and cultural significance. While being a modern novel, it provides a window into a particular historical and cultural context. It not only tells the story of the 'untouchables' but also gives insights into the broader Indian society at that time. This combination of historical depth and modern - day relevance makes it stand out as a modern novel.
One way 'Untouchable' can be seen as a modern novel is through its exploration of social hierarchies. It delves deep into the caste system, which was and still is a relevant social issue. The novel's modernity lies in its boldness to expose such a deeply ingrained and discriminatory system.
It depends on one's interpretation. Some might argue it is a modernist novel due to its focus on complex themes and unconventional narrative structures. However, others may have a different view based on their understanding of modernist literature.
I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with this name. It might be about a group of characters who are considered 'untouchable' in a social or metaphorical sense.
The Untouchable Twins was a novel by Qin Lingshu. The protagonist of the story was Jiang Nongnong. She had transmigrated into a novel world called " The Eldest Daughter of the Jiang Family." In this world, Jiang Nongnong was the second daughter of the Jiang family in Lingzhou. She was tricked by her scumbag cousin into being her sister's substitute and sent to Zhulu City to assassinate Si Yayi with a honey trap. However, on the night she climbed into bed, Si Yayi saw through her fake identity and peeled off her beautiful skin. In order to survive, Jiang Nongnong used love as bait and hooked up with Si Yayi's twin brother, Si Xianyin. The story was full of emotional entanglements and conspiracies. Jiang Nongnong had to resort to various means to survive. The whole story was compact and fascinating.
'The Untouchable Lover' was a modern romance novel about the love story between the female lead, Ye Xuan, and the male lead, Su Ming, after they met. Ye Xuan was an ordinary university student, while Su Ming was a mysterious billionaire. The first time they met was at a party. Ye Xuan was attracted by Su Ming's gentleness and demeanor. As time passed, they got to know each other and fell in love. Yet there was something unbelievable about Su Ming. He could not see his eyes, which meant that he could not truly get along with Ye Xuan.
Even though Ye Xuan was confused and uneasy, she still loved Su Ming. They had gone through many challenges and difficulties, including Ye Xuan's family's opposition to them being together and the appearance of Su Ming's ex-girlfriend. However, they eventually overcame these obstacles and became a happy couple. Their stories tell us that love is not only about feelings, but also about courage and persistence.
Since we have no information about the specific 'untouchable novel', the main characters could be diverse. They might be a family where one member is in an 'untouchable' situation, like a person with a stigma or a secret that makes them seem untouchable to others in the family or the community.
Bakha is the hero of 'Untouchable' because he embodies hope and the will to fight against injustice. Through his experiences and actions, he gives a voice to the oppressed and inspires change.