Reading Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss as a Rendition of Confrontations with the Colonial Pressure and its Disseminating Strength through Real Life Perspectives

Abstract

The counter colonial struggle and the unification of individuals under the pennant of patriotism earned India's autonomy from the grasp of 'the Colonial' in 1947. Individuals of different societies, custom, thoughts and ethnicity were bound together under the flag of India. Despite the fact that the nation advocates for "Unity in Diversity" its diverse people break the general thoughtas they resort to provincial ideas by oppressing their very own kindred beings. The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai uncovered the battle for Gorkhaland for instance of a case of neo-colonial oppression in the united India.This paper tries to characterize The Inheritance of Loss as a postcolonial content and how imperialism and post expansionism does influence it.The novel uncovers numerous noteworthy issues concerning the favourable circumstances and hindrances of globalization and its effect on contemporary society. This epic praises hybridity, worldwide citizenship and the advancement of transnational thoughts and questions as such, when does expansionism become a conundrum for fake government?