While the other options are common themes in Indian short stories about loss, loss of a job is not as frequently explored.

Symbolism is a common literary device used in Indian short stories about loss to represent abstract concepts and emotions.

Indian short stories often have open-ended conclusions, leaving the reader to ponder the implications of the story.

Tagore's short stories often explore themes of loss and grief, particularly the loss of loved ones.

Premchand's short stories are known for their realistic portrayal of rural life in India.

Bond's short stories often explore the theme of loss of innocence, particularly in the context of childhood.

Desai's short stories often employ stream of consciousness to delve into the inner thoughts and emotions of her characters.

Narayan's short stories are known for their use of humor and satire to critique social issues.

Kapur's short stories often explore themes of identity and belonging, particularly in the context of migration and displacement.

Ghosh's short stories are known for their exploration of cultural diversity and the interplay between different cultures.

Lahiri's short stories often explore themes of immigration and identity, particularly in the context of the Indian diaspora.

Chandra's short stories are known for their exploration of mythology and the interplay between myth and reality.

Roy's short stories often explore themes of political activism and the struggle for social justice.

Desai's short stories are known for their exploration of cultural diversity and the interplay between different cultures.

Chaudhuri's short stories often explore themes of memory and nostalgia, particularly in the context of displacement and migration.