EXPLORING INNOVATIONS IN GLOBAL FAMILY AND COMMUNITY THROUGH INDIAN ENGLISH NARRATIVES

This paper investigates the role of Indian English narratives in exploring and advocating innovations in global family and community health. As health challenges increasingly transcend national borders, ranging from pandemics and mental health crises to maternal care and social inequality. Literature emerges as a powerful medium for the complex issues by Indian English writers like: Arun Dhakh Roy, Auntav Ghosh, Jhumpa lahari and Rohinton mistry potrag experiences shaped by public health realities imagining transformative responses in resilience and community. The study examines how fiction socially engaged in narratives contributes to a broader understanding of health systems, family Dynamics and criminal care and mental well bringing and social reform in constrained settings.