A Passage To India

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This novel is set during the British colonial rule of India and deals with the racial tensions and prejudices between the British and the Indian populations. The story revolves around an accusation of assault made by an Englishwoman, Miss Adela Quested, against an Indian doctor, Dr. Aziz. The novel delves deeply into the complexities of British-Indian relationships, exploring themes of cultural misunderstanding, racism, and the ambiguous nature of truth. It's one of Forster's most celebrated works, offering a critique of imperialism.