A Passage To India
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A Passage To India

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SKU: 9789391316501

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Explore colonial India in E. M. Forster’s “A Passage to India” (ISBN: 9789391316501). When Dr. Aziz escorts two Englishwomen to the Marabar Caves, he’s falsely accused of assault, facing prejudice and injustice in a racially charged trial. Experience the complexities of Anglo-Indian relations in the pre-independence era. A timeless classic, featured in Time’s “All Time 100 Novels”.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789391316501
  • Publisher: Sanage Publishing House
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Height: 25.4 mm
  • No of Pages: 335
  • Width: 400 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9391316506
  • Publisher Date: 2023-04-30
  • Edition: First Edition
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 139.7 gr

24 reviews for A Passage To India

  1. Urvashi Dayal –

    I have mixed feelings. The historical context is compelling, but hard to follow. The writing is okay.

  2. Mansi Bharti –

    I struggled with the themes, a bit hard to follow. The characters are interesting. Not my favorite book, but still okay.

  3. Muskan Singh –

    I appreciated the exploration of prejudice and injustice. However, I found some of the characters difficult to connect with. A mixed bag for me.

  4. Meet Dipakkumar Modi –

    Story and theme are good, but a heavy read. Overall, it’s a really good book.

  5. Karanveer Singh Marwaha –

    An interesting look at the complexities of British rule in India. I wasn’t completely captivated, but it held my interest.

  6. Devashish Chaudhary –

    The book is classic. Forster’s writing is beautiful and haunting. The characters are well developed.

  7. Anurag Jaiswal –

    Little slow and the character didn’t quite resonate with me. I appreciated the cultural setting.

  8. Rishav Jha –

    Story is beautiful. This is worth reading. You will enjoy it. I really appreciate it.

  9. Soumya Gupta –

    A great book. I enjoyed how story developed. I learned a lot. Loved reading it!

  10. Aditya Bhardwaj –

    I found the book a bit too verbose and slow-moving. The themes are important, but the execution didn’t fully grab me.

  11. Anirudh Yerra –

    I liked the book but it was a little dense. The pacing was slow. However, I enjoyed it

  12. Aditi Maheshwari –

    This is a masterpiece of colonialism. I like the cultural setting. I felt it was realistic

  13. Revu Anurag –

    The themes of friendship and betrayal are well-developed. I struggled with the pacing at times. Overall, a decent read.

  14. Aha Gupta –

    Forster’s writing is beautiful, and the story is incredibly relevant even today. Highly recommended for those interested in colonial history.

  15. Vidhi Kackar –

    A powerful story about cultural misunderstandings. The trial scene is intense. Some dated language, but a must-read nonetheless.

  16. Bharti Jain –

    I like the story. The trial is intense. I learned new things about India. Great author!

  17. Ireen Ahmad Mir –

    Forster’s portrayal of Anglo-Indian relations is compelling. The Marabar Caves incident is haunting. A bit dense at times, but ultimately rewarding.

  18. Kanishka Sharma –

    A compelling story about prejudice. The characters are complex. I enjoyed reading this book.

  19. Rohan Kapoor –

    A classic for a reason! The characters are well-developed, and the plot keeps you guessing. A bit slow in parts.

  20. Drishad Saha –

    I felt the story was a little too hard to understand. I wanted to like this book but I can’t.

  21. Sanchita Agarwal –

    A Passage to India is a thought-provoking read, exploring cultural clashes with nuance. Some parts felt slow, but overall a worthwhile experience.

  22. Ashutosh Singh –

    The writing is beautiful, but the book is slow. Themes of friendship is wonderful. I like how the story developed. Worth reading.

  23. Nisha Daga –

    I found the book boring. I do not understand the hype. I like the characters but the book is hard to read.

  24. Dhruv Mahajan –

    This book had potential but I felt the story was all over the place. I would not recommend it.

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