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Like Mulk Raj Anand and Raja Rao, Aravind Adiga is a well-known Indian English writer. He adds something important to Indian writing in English. The White Tiger, his first book, did a good job of bringing up the problem of Indian society. He has tried to show that the role of India's "underclass" or "marginalised" people is very important to the story of India's progress. Balram Halwai is the most important person in the book. The writer gave a loud voice to people who were being ignored or not heard. He or she showed the suffering and problems of India's lower class. He wants India's social and economic system to be free of class and caste. Balram speaks up for the people who are exploited but don't have a chance to say anything about it. In the book, Balram's story gives a voice to people who are usually left out of the conversation. He shows how the poor struggle and how they finally stand up for themselves through the character of Balram. By playing Balram Halwai, Adiga gives the Indian people who are fighting for their lives all over the world a voice. It has the right to be heard and to speak for itself. The whole book is about how hard life is for poor people in India, and Balram's voice becomes the voice of all poor people.