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The "Encyclopaedia of Great Indian Novels and Novelists" is three-volume compilation that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indian literature through its iconic novels and influential writers. This encyclopaedia offers a thorough exploration of centuries of Indian narrative and cultural diversity in literature. The text delves into the themes, characters, and narrative approaches that have influenced the development of Indian novels, ranging from classics to modern masterpieces. In-depth biographies of prominent writers are included in each volume, along with analyses of their literary contributions to India and their influence on public and political discourse. It encompasses a broad spectrum of genres, demonstrating the richness and breadth of India's literary heritage, such as experimental fiction, diasporic writing, and regional literature. This encyclopaedia, which is aimed at academics, students, and fans of Indian literature, provides a thorough overview of the role that books and authors have played in defining the country's literary character. It seeks to protect and promote Indian literature's creative accomplishments and cultural legacy on a worldwide level by fusing critical insights with historical settings.