Diversity of Maternal Image in Arundhati Roy’s The Ministry of Utmost Happiness

Despite the rise of scholarly interest in maternal theory and observation, motherhood studies is a relatively new concern India which has started over last decade. Usually, concept “Motherhood” societal obsession with biological affinity associated dominant social mores around “sacrosanct” marriage. Scholars have tried to show difference mother, mothering motherhood. They included ‘non-biological mother’ it, received less and, some extent, no critical consideration. The theorization “Motherhood,” mostly under feminist consideration, was dealt by renowned scholars like Adrienne Rich, Sarah Ruddick Barbara Katz Rothman, who different light, unlike traditional representation it. Collecting information from queer theory, this article will focus on diverse images sketches Man Booker-winning Indian writer Arundhati Roy her second novel, Ministry Utmost Happiness.