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[Updated on 26-April-2020] I’ve been trying to compile this list of Best Indian Authors in the English Language for a long time now. Every time...

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Why I Am A Hindu by Shashi Tharoor

47 books set in India .Historical fiction, contemporary and non fiction 1.A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth 2.Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie 3. The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi4. The Secrets of Jaipur by Alka Joshi 5. Cracking India by Bapsi Sidhwa

Here are 12 Fantasy books by Indian Authors that you just have to read! Have you read any of them, or want to? Comment down which ones. . #books #fantasybooks #bookrecommendations #fantasybookrecommendations #yafantasy #yafantasybooks #indianbooks #indianfantasybooks #indianauthors #indianwriters

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Sudha Murthy is one of the best Indian Author and after reading her books one definitely have hurricane of thoughts about how can one person have a great no. of worthy experiences ... 💫

Indian fantasies are most of the time based on some mythological background (Indian Mythology is huge; it’s filled with enormous potential, after all). This article brings you the ten best-written fantasy books by Indian Authors.

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Planning my trip to India sparked a reading spree like never before! These books set in India span both geography and time; the perfect travel reads.

We have been fed tales from Indian mythology since childhood. But, what if these were retold from a different point of view? What if things need not always be as they are made out to be?

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Clear Light of Day by Anita Desai (In India's Old Delhi the Das family have grown apart from each other. Bimla is a dissatisfied teacher who lives in her childhood home, where she cares for her mentally challenged brother. Tara is her younger sister, married and with children of her own. Raja is their successful brother. When Tara returns for a visit old memories and tensions resurface and blend into a domestic drama that is intensely beautiful and leads to profound self-understanding.)