Conflicts In Aravind Adiga’s Between the Assassinations.

Abstract

The themes of postcolonial Indian English fiction are numerous. The political overtone or political Conflict was the dominant theme of pre-independence literature, whereas post-independence fiction used the 'conflict' of human life on a larger scale as the development of nation gave birth to many eccentricities, differences, and violent activities, widening the economic and social gap between man and man. Aravind Adiga, an Indian English fictionist, has minutely noted such aberrations and with creative tools presented it in such a way that the study of such conflicts (inner and outside) demands serious critical attention. The objective of this essay is to investigate conflicts in Between the Assassination.