Concept:Annabhau Sathe was a Marathi folk poet, Dalit writer and communist thinker who spread communist ideology through his writings and folk art forms like drama.
Explanation:He used drama and folk performances to take communist ideas to the common people.
He wrote about
21 collections of short stories and more than
30 novels.
His work includes folk dramas, Powade, Lavani, travelogues, poems, songs and stories in Marathi literature.
His well-known novels are 'Vaijayanta', on the exploitation of women in spectacles, and 'Faqira', about a poor young man who looted British treasures and grain warehouses during a severe famine.
'Faqira' won the State Government's Best Novel Award in
1961.
Even without formal education, Sathe wrote
35 novels in Marathi.
He followed Dr. Ambedkar's teachings, and his stories stand as testaments to Dalit self-respect and resistance.
Important note: MPSC cancelled this question in its final answer key.
Answer:Option A, Drama.
However, this question was cancelled by MPSC as per the final answer key, so no option was treated as officially correct.