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Nawab Bahadur: wealthy Muslim landowner
Mr. Ram Chand: Hindu associate of Dr. Panna Lal
Mr. Graysford and Mr. Sorley: Anglo-Indian missionaries
Miss Nancy Derek: Anglo-Indian companion to a Maharani
The McBrydes: Anglo-Indian District Superintendent of Police and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Bhattacharya: Hindus of some wealth and status
Mrs. Das: a relation
Dr. Panna Lal: Hindu doctor, Aziz’s fellow assistant
A subaltern: Anglo-Indian army officer of lower rank
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A Passage to India: Summary and Analysis
- Part I, Chapters I – III: Summary and Analysis
- Part I, Chapters IV – VI: Summary and Analysis
- Part I, Chapter VII: Summary and Analysis
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- Part I, Chapters IX – XI: Summary and Analysis
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- Part II, Chapters XVIII – XXI: Summary and Analysis
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- Part II, Chapter XXIV: Summary and Analysis
- Part II, Chapters XXV – XXVI: Summary and Analysis
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- Part II, Chapters XXX – XXXII: Summary and Analysis
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