Indian Ethos, Values, and Nationalism in Indian English Writing

Indian English literature reflects the cultural, spiritual, and moral ethos of India while simultaneously contributing to the growth of nationalism. From the colonial period to the post-independence era, writers used English as a medium to express indigenous identity, resist colonial domination, and promote unity. This paper examines major poets and novelists and highlights how their works embody Indian values such as dharma, non-violence, social justice, and cultural harmony.