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The main purpose of the research is to examine in detail postmodern traits with specific reference to the Indian diaspora in the fictional works of Amitav Ghosh. The novels like The Calcutta Chromosome, The Glass Palace, The Hungry Tide, Sea of Poppies, and River of Smoke of Amitav Ghosh have been particularly considered for this review. These novels are the flawless sustenance for the postmodern characters and the behavior of diaspora written by Amitav Ghosh. In these novels, Ghosh has occupied constantly in the risk of putting otherwise individual back in the middle of the narrative and saving from getting lost in the hegemonic representation of the nation. Especially worried with the South Asian diaspora in the various regions of the world, the novels are endeavoured narrations of anti-Hegelian history of the world, including the hitherto left-out narratives of the familiar individual � the dilemma against the historical backdrop, this endeavour is to oppose the control of the nation through own experiences, the story and search for own identity.