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A. A Booker prize won by Salman Rushdie for his writing 'Midnight's Children', turned Indian writing in English for the better.
B. Although International recognition came to Rabindranath Tagore much earlier, it was Rushdie's book that affected Indian literature in a way that nothing else in this century has done.
C. It was 'Midnight Children's success which gave a whole generation of Indians who had literary inclinations the confidence to embark on literary careers.
D. Rushdie's influence lies in the fact that he made India - rather Indian themes, locales and characters - written about in English popular, even trendy.
E. Rushdie's 'Midnight Children' convinced publishers, both in India and in the west that there was a market for books in English written by Indians.
B. Although International recognition came to Rabindranath Tagore much earlier, it was Rushdie's book that affected Indian literature in a way that nothing else in this century has done.
C. It was 'Midnight Children's success which gave a whole generation of Indians who had literary inclinations the confidence to embark on literary careers.
D. Rushdie's influence lies in the fact that he made India - rather Indian themes, locales and characters - written about in English popular, even trendy.
E. Rushdie's 'Midnight Children' convinced publishers, both in India and in the west that there was a market for books in English written by Indians.
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The correct option is A ABCED
The best starting sentence is A, as Salman Rushdie's full name is used only here. In none of the other sentences, does this happen.
Hence, the answer is option (a).
ABCED
The best starting sentence is A, as Salman Rushdie's full name is used only here. In none of the other sentences, does this happen.
Hence, the answer is option (a).
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