Contemporary Indian English writers have shown a wide range of concerns in their expressions. Indian English writing is called as Indo-Anglican literature. They have presented their vision about contemporary problems like dowry, terrorism, unemployment, fundamentalism, communalism, and regionalism. Universal brotherhood, world peace, insight into nature, love, education, religion and education are some of aspects dealt in contemporary writers. India has produced each and every kind of writers; poets, novelists, short story writers, essayists, dramatists, and columnists. Indian authors make use of Indian phrases alongside English words and have tried to reproduce a blend of the Indian and the Western cultures. While Indian poets, novelists, essayists, dramatists, short-story writers have been making momentous and considerable contributions to world literature since the pre-Independence era, the past few years have witnessed a thriving of Indian English writing in the global market. The works of Indian authors writing in English are often to be found on the best-seller list. They are also incurring and earning an immense amount of critical fame in the firmament of English readings.