Match List I with List II

List I (Book)	List II (Author)
A. English, August	I. Shyam Selvadurai
B. In Custody	II. Anita Desai
C. Such a Long Journey	III. Rohinton Mistry
D. Funny Boy	IV. Upamanyu Chatterjee

Correct option is A

Explanation:
A. English, August - Upamanyu Chatterjee: A satirical portrayal of Indian bureaucracy and existential dilemmas faced by a young civil servant in rural India.
B. In Custody - Anita Desai: This novel explores the declining world of Urdu poetry and the struggles of a disillusioned academic caught between tradition and modernity.
C. Such a Long Journey - Rohinton Mistry: Set in 1970s Bombay, this novel examines themes of family, politics, and morality amidst political upheaval.
D. Funny Boy - Shyam Selvadurai: A coming-of-age story that addresses themes of identity, sexuality, and ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka.

Information Booster:
Upamanyu Chatterjee: A celebrated Indian author known for his witty critique of Indian society and bureaucracy.
Anita Desai: A leading figure in Indian-English literature, her works often explore emotional and cultural struggles.
Rohinton Mistry: Known for his detailed depictions of Parsi life and sociopolitical landscapes in India.
Shyam Selvadurai: A prominent Sri Lankan author focusing on LGBTQ+ themes and ethnic tensions.

Additional Knowledge:
In Custody was adapted into a film by Ismail Merchant.
Such a Long Journey won the Governor General's Award.
These novels share themes of identity, cultural conflicts, and personal struggles.
The books collectively represent India and Sri Lanka, reflecting the complexities of South Asian experiences.