This study is an attempt to focus on how Code-switching and code mixing strategy in English language teaching at the Under Graduate level at the king Saudi University  can be more productive and effective as well as in the other higher academic Institutions of the kingdom (context of academic environment of the).

This study focuses on Arundhati Roy’s deployment of counter discursive practices in her novel, The God of Small Things. It attempts to explore how Arundhati Roy deconstructs the colonial hegemonic norms in her narratives. The researcher interprets her narratives in the post-colonial counter discourse settings. The study concludes that in this age of melting pot and neo-colonialism, linguistic hybridity and cultural syncreticity are advantageous sites of resistance, difference and ambivalence against the Euro-centric hegemonic norms.