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Being a multicultural country, India houses a large spectrum of communities which are racially, religiously and linguistically diverse. The focus has been very less in the public domain about the nation’s engagement with the minority communities like the Parsis, Indian-Chinese, Jains, SyrianChristians and Indian Jews. Indian English Literature as a canon needs to foreground the writings from such minority groups and explore the dynamics involved in their identity constructions within the nation. Narration of the Bene Israel Jews and their experience in India has been vividly documented in the writings of Indian-Jewish writer Esther David. Her work is a blend of biography, history and culture foregrounding a hybridized Indian-Jewish ethos. As immigrants the complex relationship of the minority community with the nation is problematized in her fictional and nonfictional works. Her work is also concerned with the diasporic space that her community occupies in the state of India. As an emerging voice she works to create space and recognition for representations from the margins.

Hostland and Reception in Esther David’s Book of Esther, Book of Rachel and Shalom India Housing Society