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This study focuses on individuals of Indian descent in a remote place. Numerous Indians emigrated to foreign countries both before to and after independence. These people emigrated from their homeland to reside as immigrants in other countries in pursuit of improved work, enhanced quality of life, more opportunities, higher wages, and superior education. Such people must acclimate to two distinct cultures: the one they originated from in India and the one they encounter in these other places. A significant number of these immigrants want to articulate their national identity by documenting their memories, relationships, nature, culture, and traditions, so conveying their thoughts and experiences as members of the Indian diaspora. The emergence of Indian women writers in the literary arena signifies a notable progression in Indian English literature. These female writers have also made contributions to several genres, including theater, poetry, and short stories, in both English and regional languages like as Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi, Tamil, and Kannada. Over the last twenty years, Indian women's writing in English has thrived both domestically and internationally. Diasporic Indian English literature significantly portrays the Indian diaspora across several situations. The present article focuses on the literary contributions of Indian women diasporic writers who advance India's enduring development via their works, motivating the subsequent generation of Indians to pursue literature and enhance the nation's prestige and reputation.