The Ministry of Utmost Happiness Overview
In The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, author Arundhati Roy paints a compelling picture of Indian politics and the Kashmiri separatist movement from a variety of perspectives, including government officials, activists, and outcasts. Among them, the novel focuses on two women: Anjum, an Old Delhi hermaphrodite, and Tilottama, a mysterious woman from Kerala. When a baby appears amongst a throng of protestors and activists in Delhi, Anjum and Tilottama’s lives cross. The novel tackles themes of national belonging, gender identity, political oppression, and resistance.
Study Pack
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The Ministry of Utmost Happiness Study Guide
Lesson Plan
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness Lesson Plans contain 122 pages of teaching material, including: