7 Books By Arundhati Roy Every Student Must Read


By Jasreet Kaur03, Jan 2025 04:00 PMjagranjosh.com

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Arundhati Roy’s books combine powerful storytelling with deep social and political insights. They inspire readers to think critically. Tap to read in detail.

The God of Small Things

A Booker Prize-winning novel exploring love, caste and societal boundaries in India. It showcases how societal norms impact personal lives profoundly.

The Ministry of Utmost Happiness

A poignant story weaving personal lives with political upheavals across India and Kashmir. Roy captures resilience amidst turmoil.

My Seditious Heart

A collection of essays tackling environmentalism, human rights and social justice. This book is a treasure for activists and thinkers.

Field Notes on Democracy

A critical analysis of modern democracy in India and its challenges. It highlights the fragility and strength of democratic ideals.

Capitalism: A Ghost Story

An exploration of corporate dominance in India and its societal impact. It unveils the human cost of unchecked capitalism.

Walking with the Comrades

Chronicles Roy’s journey with Maoist rebels in India’s forests. It offers a rare glimpse into marginalized lives and struggles.

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