Quotes about Indian fiction

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If Allah has willed it that way... He must have better plans for you child... — K. Hari Kumar, When Strangers meet..
The time is ripe for young Indian authors writing in the English language. — Anurag Shourie, An Ode Towards Hope –
She liked the way a ray of mild autumn sun infiltrating the thick cluster of trees caught a reddish orange leaf swirling — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
The three flower shops were obliterated. The petals of the once-dewy flowers and their sellers' flesh burnt together. Th — Rohit Gore, A Darker Dawn
He could not help but admire his posters every time he saw them---the son of a rickshaw puller, now the chief of a promi — Rohit Gore, A Darker Dawn
A community that engages readers and culturally enabled people to connect, support and harness intellectual and cultural — Ashwin Sanghi, The Sialkot Saga
We may not have sewage, drinking water, and Olympic gold medals, but we do have democracy. — Aravind Adiga, The White Tiger
Where are the coconut trees bowing allegiance to the wind, the wide open spaces, the verdant green fields? — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
But he’s an untouchable, Shirin.’ ‘He’s my Untouchable Prince Charming, then. Only I am allowed to touch him. — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
There’s a great drought in my village. People are dying. The price of rice and pulses has rocketed. There is no water an — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
What am I doing here, Reena? Why am I dancing to the tunes of that old hag?’‘You are saving your family. — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
Have you been reading those books that clueless illiterate Duja in charge of the lending library lets you borrow?’ ‘No, — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
You are a girl, Shirin. Girls don’t run around naked.’‘Why?’‘They just don’t. — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
Sometimes, it is easier to leave things as they are, rather than to fight, go against the flow. — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
You don’t live in luxury! You are relegated to sleep in the little store room behind the kitchen with the cockroaches an — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
What wouldn’t my people give for a few bites of the biryani she ordered me to throw away yesterday because she said it s — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
I watched the rows and rows of chappals left by devotees outside the Hindu temple and wondered if the homeless boys who — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
Every family has secrets, Reena, and they’re there for a reason. — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
I wash the clothes, rinse them and then scrub them again. Will that square little box do that? I am not using any fancy — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories
You put cow dung on my face?’ ‘Every day religiously until you were three. Why else do you think your skin is so clear? — Renita D'Silva, Monsoon Memories