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This research paper sheds light on Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's use of the narrative technique in her work "The Last Queen." Chitra Banerjee is currently considered one of the best storytellers among English novelists. She has utilized proverbs, imagery, irony, allegory, and other narrative techniques. The narrative techniques in the book "The Last Queen" are the focus of this research paper. The act of narrating a story to a child, reading a newspaper, or even writing about a day in your journal are all examples of simple acts of narration. Narrative is an inevitable part of our lives. Based on Genette's theoretical framework, the purpose of this study was to examine the selected Divakaruni work and examine the narrative techniques used in her works. During the course of the investigation, it was discovered that the writer's use of various narrative techniques was, in fact, what gave her works their distinctiveness. The novel depicts a girl's life through its various stages. There are four stages in a woman's life: girl, bride, queen, and rebel. The new book was beautifully introduced to us by Chitra Benerjee Divakaruni. It uncovers us about the sharp-peered toward lovely, obstinate and enthusiastic Jinan Kaur, the girl of a canine mentor turned into the last sovereign of maharaja Ranjith Singh's most youthful and last sovereign.