Characters in ‘a passage to india' kiu skardu

1. Design by
•Naseem Hasrat
•Irshad Hussain
•Ishad Noori
•Basharat Ali
•Lyaqat Hussain
•Ilyas
KIU Skardu,
Campus

2.  Dr. Aziz
 Cyril Fielding
 Adela Quested
 Mrs. Moore
 Professor Narayan Godbole
 Ronny Heaslop

3.  Armitrao
 Nawab Bahadur
 Mrs. Bhattacharya
 Major Callendar
 Mrs. Callendar
 Miss Derek
 Hamidullah
 Panna Lal
 Mr. McBryde
 Stella Moore

4.  An amiable, sensitive, and intelligent Muslim
doctor.
 He is widower with three children
 In the begging on the novel he met with an
English widow and also had three children
and friend with her.
 Although he is generous and loving toward
English people, including Mrs. Moors,
fielding, Adela, but after Adela accuses his of
assault he become bitter

5.  The principal of the government college near
Chandrapore.
 Fielding is an independent man who believes
in educating the Indians to be individuals.
 Fielding befriends Dr. Aziz, taking the
doctor’s side against the rest of the English
in Chandrapore when Aziz is accused

6.  Adela Quested, a young woman.
 who goes to India to marry Ronny.
 she announces that she is eager to see the
real India.
 Her trip to the Marabar Caves proves
disastrous.
 Thinking that she has been the victim of an
attempted attack. Actually it was
hallucination.

7.  she accuses Aziz; however, she shows
courage by withdrawing the charge at his
trial.
 The scandal ruins her prospective marriage
and causes her to be avoided by almost
everyone.
 She returns to England alone.

8.  Mrs. Moore, Ronny’s mother.
 A lovely, sensitive old woman who
accompanies Miss Quested to India.
 She has great regard for Dr. Aziz, but at the
Marabar Caves, she has a strange psychic
experience, an unhappy intuition that life is
worthless.
 When she impatiently defends Dr. Aziz to her
son, he sends her home, and she dies on the
way.
 On the journey home, she dies from heat
exhaustion.

9.  Ronny, the self-righteous city magistrate.
 He is condescending and cruel toward the
Indians.
 Believing that he is not in India to be kind,
but rather to rule over the nation.
 Wishing his mother and fiancée to have
nothing to do with the natives.
 He finds himself in a position where he must
reject both to preserve his own standards
and pride.

10.  Professor Godbole, a gentle old teacher at
the college
 A friend of Dr. Aziz and Fielding.
 He represents the Hindu mystical aspects of
India as opposed to the narrower
nationalisms of t
 He leaves Chandrapore to start a high school
in Central India after the trial of Aziz, who
later joins him there. he Moslems and British.