Reconfiguring Literary Canons: Critical Interventions in Indian Writing in English examines how traditional literary frameworks are challenged and reshaped within the context of Indian English literature. The book brings together critical essays that question established canon formations, highlight marginalized voices, and explore issues of identity, language, postcoloniality, and cultural representation. It foregrounds diverse perspectives, including regional, gendered, and subaltern narratives, thereby expanding the scope of what constitutes “canonical” literature. By engaging with both classic and contemporary texts, the volume encourages readers to rethink literary hierarchies and appreciate the dynamic, evolving nature of Indian writing in English.