https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10448030
CONTENTS
Sr. No. | Author | Title of the Paper | Pg. No. | |
Indian Literature | ||||
01 | Dr. Shivani Jha | Environmental Ethics in The Anthropocene Vis-A -Vis Swarga- A Posthuman Tale | 01-11 | |
02 | Dr Durgesh Vitthal Borse & Shreya Ketakar | Reconstructing Narratives: Intersectional Feminism in Kocharethi’s Exploration of Gender, Power and Tradition | 12-21 | |
03 | Vikas Sharma | Echoes of Indian Tradition: Exploring Indian Sensibility and Knowledge System in Indian English Fiction | 22-40 | |
04 | Nirmal & Dr. Renu Sharma | Silent Agonies: Understanding the Depth of Puro’s Pain in Pinjar | 41-51 | |
05 | Rohini Singh | Dynamics of Caste in Marriage: A Study of Select Indian Nepali Dalit Short Stories | 52-64 | |
06 | Poorvi Garg | The Complexities of Love and Desire in Vikas Sharma’s Love’s Not Time’s Fool | 65-74 | |
07 | Eram Siddiqui & Shubham Kumar Pati | Threading the Intricacies of Home in Basudhara Roy’s ‘Stitching a Home‘ | 75-91 | |
08 | Dr. Chittaranjan Nath | An Ecocritical Study of Robin S Ngangom’s Poetry | 92-111 | |
09 | Anamika Thapa & Dr Ambuj Kumar Sharma | Characters Return to Nature to Reintegrate the Human Self into the Ecological System in Anita Desai’s Work | 112-123 | |
10 | Deepika Rai | Narratives of Transformation: The Role of Transgender Stories in Shaping Identity and Social Change | 124-135 | |
11 | Rati Mohan Tripura & Prof. Somdev Banik | Folk Beliefs as Reflected in the Rituals of Hill Tribes of Tripura: With Special References to Boroks | 136-149 | |
12 | Hetvi Manojbhai Thanki | Narratives of Forgotten Women from the Mahabharata in the Postmodern Indian Literature: A Critical Study of Priyanka Bhuyan’s Chronicles of Kuru Woman, a Trilogy | 150-160 | |
13 | Tejen Mandal | An Estimate of the Role of Women in Matua Religion and Society in North 24 Parganas and Nadia District | 161-177 | |
14 | M. Sarika & Dr. R.V. Jayanth Kasyap | Liberal Feminism as Reflected in the Select Short Stories of Anjana Appachana: A Perspective | 178-188 | |
15 | Aditi Mishra | Timeless Verses: A Modern-Day Reading of Vidyapati | 189-202 | |
16 | Asiya Ansari & Dr Ram Naresh Patel | Analysing Hyder’s Transcreation from Aag ka Darya to River of Fire | 203-213 | |
17 | Sibi Chakaravarty. J | Marriage as a Site of Struggle: Nirmala’s Negotiations with Patriarchy | 214-225 | |
18 | Anindita Saha & Probal Roy Chowdhury | The Rabha Community of North Bengal | 226-241 | |
19 | Aakriti Singh | The Spatial Problematic of the Agrahara and the Body-Forest-Townscape in Samskara: A Rite for a Dead Man | 242-256 | |
20 | Sonam Yadav | Influence of Technology, Reconfiguring Identity and Power in Manjula Padmanabhan’s Harvest | 257-267 | |
21 | Preeti Kaur & Dr. O.P. Tiwari | Unveiling Hidden Narratives: Exploring Gender Fluidity and Forgotten Myths in Devdutt Pattanaik‘s Shikhandi & Other Tales They Don’t Tell You | 268-278 | |
22 | Priyanka Meena & Dr. O.P. Tiwari | Echoes of Injustice: Analyzing Caste-based Oppression in Omprakash Valmiki’s Joothan | 279-289 | |
23 | Suresh Kumar | Universalizing Swami’s Learning through Empirical Experiences: A Critical Analysis of Swami and Friends | 290-300 | |
24 | Renu Sarmah & Devendra Kumar Sharma | Exploring Female Identity in Nayantara Sahgal’s Rich Like Us | 301-312 | |
25 | Dr. Begum Farida Alam | Lakshminandan Bora’s Short Stories: A Reflection of the Destitute | 313-322 | |
26 | Md Samsujjaman & Mamud Hassan | Reframing the Identity of Indian Bohra Community: A Close Reading of Asghar Ali’s A Living Faith | 323-337 | |
27 | Abhisek Mekap | The Portrayal of Odisha: Historical Realism in Selected Poems of Jayant Mahapatra | 338-349 | |
28 | Ashwath. J & Dr. Brinda Padmanabhan | An Exploration of Post-Human and Queerness in Devdutt Pattanaik’s Shikhandi and other tales they don’t tell you | 350-359 | |
29 | Swagata Chakraborty | Displacement and Subalternity: A Study of Ambivalent Identity of Indigenous through Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar’s Select Writings | 360-372 | |
30 | Dr. Archana A Gupta | A Study of The Billionaire and the Monk by Vibhor Kumar Singh: As a Story About Finding Extraordinary Happiness | 373-384 | |
31 | Gopika Ashokan | Ideas of Contemporariness and Friendship: Re-imagining Democracy in Abdul Bismillah’s “Atithi Devo Bhava/Guest is God” | 385-399 | |
32 | Dr. Geeta | Culture, Traditions and Transformations: A Study on Kannada Novel Havan | 400-411 | |
British Literature | ||||
01 | Priyanka Singh | Unfolding the Unfold: A Close Reading of the Word “Unfold” in the Plays of William Shakespeare | 412-421 | |
02 | Dr Naila Anjum | For the Sake of Survival: Leggatt and Falk’s Moral Transgression Under Extenuating Circumstances | 422-436 | |
03 | Bablu Murmu & Dr. Sisir Kumar Chatterjee | Debate Over Dreams in Chaucer’s “The Nun’s Priest’s Tale” | 437-445 | |
04 | Sanju Yadav | George Eliot’s Middlemarch: An Approach to Feminism | 446-463 | |
05 | Manshi & Dr. Mandvi Singh | “It is one about all of us”: Memory and Identity in Gurnah’s Desertion | 464-477 | |
06 | Sanju Yadav | George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda: An Approach to Feminism | 478-493 | |
07 | Suman Rani | Construction of Thuggee: The Fabrication of Criminal Identity in Confessions of a Thug | 494-504 | |
08 | Dr. Varsha Singh & Ghanishtha Verma | Retelling by the Stolen Head – Allegory of Reconstruction Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes | 505-517 | |
09 | Dr. Arvind Chaudhury | Essence of the Romantic and the Victorian ages in ‘My Last Duchess’ | 518-530 | |
10 | P. Jakin Prince & Dr. R. Kumara Sethupathi | The Interplay of Reality and Fantasy in David Almond’s Skellig | 531-541 | |
American Literature | ||||
01 | Pragya Dhiman | From Possession to Possession: Custody and Invisibility in Joanne Greenberg’s I Never Promised You a Rose Garden | 542-554 | |
02 | Dr. Phani Kiran | Miller’s The Death of a Salesman in the Light of Sanatana Dharma | 555-564 | |
03 | Rajalakshmi. A & Prof A. Selvam | Female Body Malleability and Anorexic Behaviours through Maternal Modeling and Weight Dyads in Shavin’s “The Body Tourist” | 565-581 | |
04 | Afroz Jahan | Isolation of Individuals in the Poems of Robert Frost | 582-597 | |
05 | Dr. Porishmita Buragohain | Race and Justice in American Fiction: A Study Through To Kill A Mockingbird | 598-608 | |
06 | Dr. Ansul Rao | The Motif of Learning from Nature in Barbara Kingsolver’s Novels | 609-621 | |
Comparative Literature | ||||
01 | Monish Tukaram Chavan | Religious Skepticism in Philip Larkin’s Church Going, Faith Healer, and Arun Kolatkar’s Jejuri | 622-634 | |
02 | Vasundhra Rathee Kadian & Mandvi Singh | Portrayal of Lord Shiva in Shiva Trilogy and 7 Secrets of Shiva: A Comparative Study | 635-650 | |
03 | A H Parvin & Dr. T. Naresh Naidu | 1947 Partition and 1948 Integration: Comparative Study of Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan and Ashokamitran’s The Eighteenth Parallel | 651-671 | |
04 | Dr. Kailas Maruti Pote | “Othering the ‘Exotic’: Colonial Racism in Postcolonial Rewritings” | 672-684 | |
05 | Dr. (Ms) Ramandeep Mahal | The Marxist Approach in Sam Shepard’s Buried Child and Raja Rao’s Kanthapura | 685-696 | |
06 | Purnojit Haldar | Regional Utopian Impulses in Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay’s Aranyak and Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay’s The Tale of Hansuli Turn and Kalindi | 697-716 | |
World Literature | ||||
01 | Kavya Dixit | Theatre for the Scientific Age: A Study of Bertolt Brecht’s Epic Theatre | 717-737 | |
02 | Dr. Alka Sharma | Increasing Futility of the New World | 738-746 | |
03 | Thinagaran B & Dr. Dharani P | Sectarian Violence and Fictional Reality: A Dual Theoretical Reading of Taslima Nasrin’s Lajja | 747-755 | |
04 | Anirudh Pradeep & Dr. Brinda P. | Exploring the Universality of Patriarchy in Selected Characters of Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote | 756-765 | |
05 | Debabarnine Bhattacharya | The Paradoxical Tourist Gaze: Ambivalence and the Empire in Constance Gordon Cumming’s Wanderings in China | 766-780 | |
Language & Linguistics | ||||
01 | Dr. Shugufta Shaheen & Dr. Sajaudeen Chapparban | The Role of Language and Literature in Assertion of Regional Identity: A Study of Deccan/Dakhn | 781-802 | |
02 | Pravasini Biswal & Dr. Dipti Ranjan Maharana | Exploring the Cognitive Benefits of Sociolinguistic Diversity in India’s Urban Classrooms | 803-824 | |
03 | Khushbu Agrawal & Dr. Vinod H. Asudani | Theories of Acquisition of English as a Second Language | 825-839 | |
04 | Dr. Surajit Sen | Reading Culture among Students: The Activity Model of Reading | 840-861 | |
05 | Dr. Sanju P. Jadhav | Language Imperialism and its Impact in India | 862-871 | |
Critical Theory | ||||
01 | Bratati Barik | Plant Humanities and Biodiversity: A Textual Exploration and Reclamation in a Posthumanist Perspective | 872-882 | |
02 | J. Jehoson Jiresh | Institutionalised (ab)use of Interpretation: A Call for Reforming the Academic Use of Reader Response Practices in the Indian Literary Academia | 883-898 | |
African Literature | ||||
01 | Basundhara Raj Dasgupta | Literature as Resistance: Redefining Identity through Language and Mythopoeia | 899-910 | |
Film & Literature | ||||
01 | Dr. Simrann R Vermaa | The Journey of Self-Discovery and Redemption: Masaan, A Saga of Liberated Souls | 911-937 | |
Poetry | ||||
01 | Dr. Mohammad Anas | Do I Care? | 938-941 | |
02 | Dr. Annie Vimala D | If Only Peace Could Be Borrowed | 942-944 | |
03 | Dr A Raihana Barvin | The Fervent Fish | 945-946 | |
04 | Kabir Deb | A Red Foetus | 947-950 | |
05 | Dr. Abhishek Kosta | Father: A Family Backbone! | 951-952 | |
06 | Eptisum Laskar | Whispers from the Soil | 953-954 | |
07 | Dr.Jasiya Manzoor | Wandering Waves of Soul | 955-957 | |
08 | Naganandhini N.R. | Mother and Her Sweet Child | 958-959 | |
09 | Riyaz Ahmad Dantoo | Sounds of Shadows | 960 | |
10 | Sachin K. Raghuvanshi | Animals Weep | 961-962 | |
Fiction | ||||
01 | Shaik Asad | Green, Yellow | 963-971 | |
02 | Dr. Emily Bilman | The Fluvial Breach | 972-977 | |
03 | P R Gopalakrishnan | Exit | 978-994 | |
04 | Dr. Neha Kumari | The Entrepreneur | 995-998 | |
05 | Dr. Munish Kumar Thakur | The Silent Sea | 999-1018 | |
Book Review | ||||
01 | Dr. G. Kiran Kumar Reddy | Chanakya in You by Radha Krishna Pillai | 1019-1021 | |
02 | Dr. Amrapali Chawla Sapra | Lone Fox Dancing- My Autobiography by Ruskin Bond | 1022-1026 | |
Interview | ||||
01 | Jyotsna | Interview With the Writer Ranjit Lal | 1027-1032 | |
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