Resistance Narratives: Identity, Power, and Representation in Indian Literature explores how

Indian literary works articulate struggles against oppression, marginality, and entrenched power

structures. Analyzing a wide range of authors, genres, and historical contexts, the book

demonstrates how literature becomes a site of resistance and identity formation. Key themes

include caste, gender, colonialism, nationalism, and cultural politics, revealing how writers

negotiate questions of representation and agency. This work provides valuable insights for

students, scholars, and general readers interested in understanding how Indian literature reflects,

critiques, and reshapes sociopolitical realities. The book bridges literary criticism and cultural

analysis to present a comprehensive examination of resistance narratives within Indian writing.