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The Nobel Prize laureates for Literature who were born in India are:

  • Rudyard Kipling, born in Mumbai, 1865 (then Bombay in British India), who won the prize in 1907.
  • Rabindranath Tagore, born in Bengal, 1861, won the prize in 1913.

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Author

Booker Prize Winners

Country

Title

1969

P. H. Newby

United Kingdom

Something to Answer For

1970

Bernice Rubens

United Kingdom

The Elected Member

1971

V. S. Naipaul

Trinidad and Tobago/United Kingdom

In a Free State

1972

John Berger

United Kingdom

G.

1973

J. G. Farrell

United Kingdom

The Siege of Krishnapur

1974

Nadine Gordimer

Stanley Middleton

South Africa

United Kingdom

The Conservationist

Holiday

1975

Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

United Kingdom/Germany

Heat and Dust

1976

David Storey

United Kingdom

Saville

1977

Paul Scott

United Kingdom

Staying On

1978

Iris Murdoch

Ireland/United Kingdom

The Sea, the Sea

1979

Penelope Fitzgerald

United Kingdom

Offshore

1980

William Golding

United Kingdom

Rites of Passage

1981

Salman Rushdie

United Kingdom/India

Midnight's Children

1982

Thomas Keneally

Australia

Schindler's Ark

1983

J. M. Coetzee

South Africa

Life & Times of Michael K

1984

Anita Brookner

United Kingdom

Hotel du Lac

1985

Keri Hulme

New Zealand

The Bone People

1986

Kingsley Amis

United Kingdom

The Old Devils

1987

Penelope Lively

United Kingdom

Moon Tiger

1988

Peter Carey

Australia

Oscar and Lucinda

1989

Kazuo Ishiguro

United Kingdom/Japan

The Remains of the Day

1990

A. S. Byatt

United Kingdom

Possession: A Romance

1991

Ben Okri

Nigeria

The Famished Road

1992

Michael Ondaatje

Barry Unsworth

Sri Lanka/Canada

United Kingdom

The English Patient

Sacred Hunger

1993

Roddy Doyle

Ireland

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha

1994

James Kelman

United Kingdom

How Late It Was, How Late

1995

Pat Barker

United Kingdom

The Ghost Road

1996

Graham Swift

United Kingdom

Last Orders

1997

Arundhati Roy

India

The God of Small Things

1998

Ian McEwan

United Kingdom

Amsterdam

1999

J. M. Coetzee

South Africa

Disgrace

2000

Margaret Atwood

Canada

The Blind Assassin

2001

Peter Carey

Australia

True History of the Kelly Gang

2002

Yann Martel

Canada

Life of Pi

2003

DBC Pierre

Australia/Mexico

Vernon God Little

2004

Alan Hollinghurst

United Kingdom

The Line of Beauty

2005

John Banville

Ireland

The Sea

2006

Kiran Desai

India

The Inheritance of Loss

2007

Anne Enright

Ireland

The Gathering

2008

Aravind Adiga

India

The White Tiger

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As of now, six Indians have won the Booker Prize: Arundhati Roy, Aravind Adiga, Kiran Desai, Salman Rushdie, Arundhati Roy, and Ruchir Joshi.

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Arundhati Roy in 1997 for her novel, The God of Small Things

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