Imperialistic Ideologies and Racial Differences Represented in Forster’S Novel “A Passage to India”

The objective of this research paper is to find out imperialistic ideologies and racial differences from a colonial and postcolonial periods. The qualitative data and techniques were used to analyze data. Forster's Novel "A Passage To India". Specific themes were selected for analysis while critical discourse analysis and Deconstruction techniques were applied for analysis of these themes. During the study we found that the British dislike Indians and treat them as a lower class, lazy and incompetent and as such treat them inhumanly. This behaviour was resulted in creating distance between The English and the Indian and was the main cause of the downfall of the British empire in India.