Vol. V – Issue-4, March 2025
| Sr.No. | Title and Author | Download |
|---|---|---|
| I | Cover Page | |
| II | Content | |
| Articles | ||
| 01. | Metamorphosing Spirituality and Commodified Qawwali – Dr. Mustajeeb Khan | |
| 02. | Translating the Madia Gond Folklore in Mazi Katemundarichi Shala: Concerns and Encounters – Dr. Somnath Barure | |
| 03. | Cultural Synchrony and Paradoxes Postulated From Wole Soyinka’s The Lion and The Jewel and Bharati Mukherjee’s Jasmine and Desirable Daughters – Dr. R.Vidyavathi | |
| 04. | The End of the World: An Interpretation of Climate Apocalypse in Literature – Ruksana Y. M. | |
| 05. | Power, Resistance, and Subjectivity: A Foucauldian Perspective – Narinder K. Sharma & Niharika | |
| 06. | Sowing Dreams and Reaping Despair: The Struggles of Rural India in Kamala Markandaya’s Nectar in a Sieve – Hashir K. P. | |
| 07. | The Re-Reading of Puritan Dichotomy in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter – Dr.Pravin Babasaheb Gaikwad | |
| 08. | Beyond Ornament: The Deeper Aesthetic of Women’s Writing – Biradar Yogyashree S. | |
| 09. | The Enduring Significance of Thoreau’s Ecocritical Perspective in Walden – Sushmita Mahanta | |
| 10. | The Interplay of Gender, Tradition, and Modernity in Gita Mehta’s River Sutra, Raj and Snakes and Ladders – Dr. Varsha Wamanrao Suryawanshi | |
| 11. | Exploring the Myriad Layers of ‘Home’ in Dhruba Hazarika’s A Bowstring Winter – Dr. Himakshi Kalita | |
| 12. | Cultural Syncretism in Assam: Bridging Worlds through the Legacy of Ajan Fakir and Srimanta Sankardeva Advocating Songs of Unity – Mohana Das | |
| 13. | Exploring Food as a Cultural Bridge in Literature: Analyzing its Role in The Island of Missing Trees – Pooja Pradeep Karaniya & Dr. P. Sartaj Khan | |
| 14. | The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: A Journey From Vishada (Despair) to Wisdom – Navya Sai Sirisha.T | |
| 15. | Indian Echoes of Resistance: Postcolonial Reading of Poetry in the Aftermath of Colonization – Ms. Vindya. K | |
| 16. | Navigating Identity: Hybridity, Ambivalence, and Resistance in Movie, Mrs – Dr. Aman Preet Kaur | |
| 17. | Empowerment Through Exile: The Role of Migration in Shaping Women’s Identities in The Lowland and The Last Flicker – J. Swathylakshmi & Dr. S. Thirunavukkarasu | |
| 18. | Verses of Velor and Despair: War in the Landscape of Modern Poetry – Benobitha M Sangma | |
| 19. | Shaping the Future: Youth Identity and Nation Building in Literature – Dr. Atish Chandrakant Akade | |
| 20. | Redefining Feminism through Survival: The Feminist Discourse in Chhapaak – Dr. Tabassum M. Inamdar | |
| 21. | Rabindranath Tagore’s Concept of Nationalism: The Exploration of Gora and The Home and the World – Yashwant Vasantrao Lahane | |
| 22. | The Medieval Symphony in In An Antique Land – Dr. Nilofer Shakir | |
| 23. | Human Translation Vs Machine Translation: A Comparative Analysis – Dr. J. D. Pardeshi | |
| 24. | The Void Within: Clifford Chatterley’S Downfall in D. H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover – Sagar Surendra Bahirao | |
| 25. | Stylistic Analysis of W. B. Yeats’ The Second Coming – Ms. Anshu | |
| 26. | Exploring the Emotional Landscape of Family Relationship: A Bowen Family Systems Theory Perspective on Em and the Big Hoom – Likha Caral & Dr. Ipshita Nath | |
| 27. | From Extinction To Education: Strategies To Safeguard Endangered Languages – Priyanshu Shivhare | |
| 28. | Tagore’s Portrayal of Humanism and its relevance in the Contemporary World – K. Meghana | |
| 29. | Reading of Temsula Ao: Interpreting the ‘Small Voice’ of History from the Hills – Dr. Indrani Choudhury & Dr. Saikat Sarkar | |
| 30. | Revisiting Myth: A Study of Select North-East Indian Women Poets – Ashanur Haque & Sabuj Sarkar | |
| 31. | Reclaiming Identity and Freedom: A Feminist Exploration in Anita Nair’s Ladies Coupe and Taslima Nasrin’s French Lover – Dr.Meetu Bhatia Kapur & Dr. Rumi Roy | |
| 32. | Rohinton Mistry and his Writings: A Parsi Perspective – Dr. Nagnath Ramrao Totawad | |
| 33. | Celebrating Asian Values through the East-West Dichotomy in Satyajit Ray’s Selected Works – Ivana Chowdhury | |
| 34. | Poverty and Hunger: An Irreversible Concern of Society – Harsh Verma | |
| 35. | Healing Trauma and Asserting Identity in Rupi Kaur’s Selected Instapoems – Dr. Smithalekshmi S. | |
| 36. | Song of the Voiceless and Perils of the Powerful: A Postmodern Reading of Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad – Athira C. | |
| 37. | Immortality and Exploitation in A Man of the People – Dr. Somnath Lokare | |
| 38. | Immortality and Exploitation in A Man of the People – Neha Meshram & Shreenidhi D. S. | |
| 39. | Colonial Masculinity: A Comparative Analysis of Heart of Darkness and Shooting an Elephant – Ann Elizabeth George | |
| 40. | Villains and Heroes in Edmond Ironside: A Study of Thematic Parallels with Shakespeare – Punitha Andrews & Dr. S. S. Thakur | |
| 41. | The Mind in the Maze: Cognition and Detective Fiction – Dr. J. Kirthikayeni | |
| 42. | Rachel and Stacey: Confined in Familial Roles in A Jest of God and The Fire-Dwellers – Dr. Shrishialya Tukaram Todkar | |
| 43. | From SMS to Instagram: Evolution of Digital Intimacy in Indian Popular Fiction – Shashikant Shinde | |
| 44. | Fractured Identities and Narrative Fragmentation in Michael Ondaatje’s Divisadero – Dr. Shankar Ambadas Gavali | |
| Poetry | ||
| 01. | I am Zoetic – Dr. Pathan Mehrunnisa | |
| 02. | Shadows – Srijani Dutta | |
| 03. | Spirit – Srijani Dutta | |
| 04. | Figment of Dreams – Srijani Dutta | |
| 05. | Bodies of Nature – Srijani Dutta | |
| 06. | The Visual – Srijani Dutta | |
| 07. | The Glass – Srijani Dutta | |
| 08. | Philosophy of Patriarchy – Dr. A. Kayalvizhi | |
| 09. | Divorce – Dr. A. Kayalvizhi | |
| 10. | Magic Bowl – Dr. A. Kayalvizhi | |
| 11. | Closed Window – Shamsiya T. | |
| 12. | Unhappy Women’s Day – Naganandhini N.R. | |
| 13. | A Delectable Duo of Muses: The Bird and the Writer – Naganandhini N.R. | |
| 14. | Broken – Palak Singh | |
| 15. | China Doll – Palak Singh | |
| 16. | Gone with Pain – Palak Singh | |
| 17. | Red Spider Lily – Palak Singh | |
| Prose (Translation) | ||
| 01. | The Path to the Maternal Home: Anna Bhau Sathe – Dr. Ashwin Purushottam Ranjanikar | |
| 02. | Bhomkya – Dr. Raut S. R. | |
| Book Review | ||
| 01. | A voice of deserted woman : Nanna Ninna Naduve by Dr. Geetha Nagabhushan : A Critical Review – Subrahmanya. M.K. | |
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