The document discusses Mulk Raj Anand as a humanist writer in Indian literature. It discusses how Anand uses his writing to bring attention to the struggles of marginalized groups in society. Some of his major works that focus on this include Untouchable and Coolie. Untouchable in particular depicts the experiences of an 'untouchable' character named Bakha over the course of a single day to highlight their social oppression and misery. Overall, Anand is described as a writer with a mission to use his work to improve conditions and uplift those on the fringes of society.