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Recent Indian Writing
in English and in English
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Answered by atikshghuge
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The previous century witnessed the rise of literature in English in India. But it did not hamper the growth and quality of literature in Indian languages. Though this trait was visible in the Victorian age as well, the number of readership grew in India as English had taken roots in Indian universities also. It was also a result of the writers’ interest in translating various Western literatures into English as well as English books in Indian languages. It went a long way in increasing the treasure of English and vernacular literatures. There is a lot to understand the value of translated literatures in Nirad C. Choudhuri’s remark, “On the literary side, in addition to the names of Shakespeare and Milton …, we came to know of Homer as soon as we began to read the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, which was fairly early.” (Choudhuri 101) Such beginnings initiated writers and readers to European literatures. The flow of interaction between English and Indian literatures had its impact and response on the literary activity of the latter which was deeply influenced by Romanticists and neo-classicists, the followers of art for art’s sake and art for morality, Puritanism and imagism or symbolism. Modern Indian literatures were dominated by the influence of the literary activity of the rulers.

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Answered by mastermaths55
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