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Social realism in the novels of Arvind Adiga
International journal of applied research · 2020 · Vol. 6(3) · pp. 515–516
Abstract
In a competition to innovate, a new age of young fascinating writer is rapidly growing in India's literary horizon and the name of Arvind Adiga is among them. Arvind Adiga is a young Indian writer who was born in Chennai in 1974. He started his career as Journalist and also worked as a correspondent in India for TIME Magazine. He won Britain's most prestigious literary award – The Mon Booker Prize 2008, for his debut novel The White Tiger'. Adiga is the fourth India born author to win Booker Prize after Salman Rushdie, Arundhati Roy and Kiran Desai.
South Asian Studies and DiasporaSouth Asian Cinema and CultureIndian History and PhilosophyCompetition (biology)White (mutation)RealismLiteratureHistorySociologyMedia studiesArt historyArt
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