A Passage to India

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Set against the backdrop of colonial India, the narrative explores the complex dynamics of friendship and prejudice between British travelers and the Indian doctor, Dr. Aziz. A pivotal incident in the Marabar Caves leads to a shocking accusation that ignites racial tensions in Chandrapore. Through this gripping tale, the novel delves into themes of imperialism and the deep-seated bigotry of the time, ultimately reflecting on the challenges of human connection amidst cultural conflict.