Nobel Prize-winning author V.S. Naipaul Passes Away

Veteran literary awardee VS Naipaul (85) died of illness and his family members said that he had left his last residence in London. His name was Nihal, a full name of Vidyadhar Sooraj Prasad Naipaul. He was born in Trinidad, West Indies, on August 17, 1932. Naipaul, who migrated to England at the age of twenty years, studied English in the University of Oxford. Traveled around the world during his lifetime. He was awarded the Nobel Literary Prize in 2001. Booker Prize was awarded in 1971 as an in Free State. She has printed over 30 copies of Naipaul's literature.

His friend and mail editor Jayarde Graig commented that there was a break in Britain's literature with the death of Naipaul. Naipaul was recognized with the first novel in 1957 by Mr. Stone and the Knights Companion. Subsequently, he wrote a novella by Mr. Biswas with his childhood experiences in 1961. The piece was sold at record levels. In 1962, his ancestral home was written by the Naipal Area of Darkness, who visited India.