Characters In Amitav Ghosh's 'The Glass Palace' Face A Cross-Cultural Adaption Dilemma

Abstract

         In his books, Amitav Ghosh explores the methods of national identity and the principles that underpin intimate interactions between individuals and societies that are similar and diverse. These bonds infringe and exceed each other. Political and cultural frontiers are represented by the Glass Palace. The Glass Palace may substitute patriotism and national identity for Ghosh's most clear point. The character's personal identity was synced. The purpose of this dissertation is to demonstrate to the reader how Rajkumar and Dolly viewed an adopted nation and the cross-cultural dilemma as a sign of closeness and manifestation of the nationalist. People that live in migration are aware of their origins, modes of mobility, and affinity with what is referred to as "mother land." Their novel flirt focuses on Indians who live in various locations.