Literature is the mirror of society A litterateur has always been bringing the real picture of the society in his literature. Human life is a part of society itself. Human beings together make up the society. In this way the relationship between society and human life is also integral. Society and life are complementary to each other. From the ancient Vedic texts and Upanishads to the present literature, human life has always been influenced. In other words, by studying the literature of any period, we can easily study the living and other activities of the then human life or get complete information about it. A good literature is always helpful in the upliftment and character development of human life. Literature has given a new direction to the ideology of man. Literature not only strengthens his mind, at the same time he can also inculcate those moral qualities in life which lead him to greatness. It is the wonderful and great power of literature that from time to time, revolutionary changes are seen in the life of man. Literature has given a new direction to the ideology of man. In other words, to change the ideology of man one has to take shelter of literature. We can experience the human life of the modern era and the daily routine related to them, but if we want to satisfy our curiosity about the life of ancient times, then we have to take the help of the literature of the time. Indian civilization was very advanced during the Vedic period. We take pride in our glorious traditions. Through the literature of the time, we can get all the information related to human life and can study those life values, by assimilating which the then society became advanced. Thus life and literature are inextricably linked. The sadness, depression, bitterness, affection, love, affection, kindness etc. experienced by the writer in his life, he brings the same experiences in the literature. Apart from this, whatever happens in the country, the kind of environment he gets to see, that environment definitely has an effect on his literature.