ARUNDHADI ROY’S VIEWS ON THE MARGINILISED - AS AN INDIAN CITIZEN (Pages 182 - 188) by Ms. A. Suraiya* and Dr. S. Sakthivel** in THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH SPECIALIST / ISSN: 2350-1499 (Online); 2350-0751 (Print)

The Book „Broken Republic‟ focuses the author‟s view on the downtrodden and for the marginalized. This book is a collection of four essays .This paper partially focuses and speaks the authors concern and how she has extended her wisdom, energy and time towards the people of marginalized and for the downtrodden .Her voice remains clear and fearless. This book has made the viewers to view Roy‟s clear insight and also, explains how strong the author is. Each essay deeply relates the life style of the public and also briefs about the Maoist movement throughout the country to whom the government shows its least concerned sense towards the marginalized. She is also much concerned for the country‟s environment factors facing and focusing a dangerous role and this has made the author to write on varied topics. This paper highlights on the authors brilliant attempt which forecasts the tribal history, and also for the attitude of the government towards the public, the temperament of the rich and also about the misleading of the political atmosphere wherever the socials life setup is distracted every day by the ruling government. She is strongly associated with anti-globalization movement and is a staunch critic of Neo-Imperialism. Roy in her essays is dare enough to discuss with valuable information and arguments and boldly questions the government‟s attitude towards the deprived and the marginalized. Roy‟s criticism for the upper class is much bothered. She deep routes the capitalism prevailing as a ghost by which people are scared of this capitalistic ghost story. Her last essay is strongly associated with anti-globalization movement and is a staunch critic of Neo-Imperialism. Keywords: Marginalized, Neo-Imperialism, Capitalism, Anti-globalisation, Downtrodden etc.