Recreating the India of imagination

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Exploring the experiences of Indian diaspora writers, this study delves into their portrayal of nostalgia and attachment to their homeland. Through the works of Amitav Ghosh and Rohinton Mistry, the analysis focuses on how they recreate India through their imagination in their notable novels, "The Shadow Lines," "The Circle of Reason," "Such a Long Journey," and "A Fine Balance." The examination reveals the deep emotional connections and cultural reflections embedded in their narratives, highlighting the complexities of diasporic identity and memory.