CONTENTS
Sr. No. |
Author |
Title of the Paper |
Pg. No. |
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01 |
Dr. Sunil S. Ingale |
An Overview of Co-Operative Federalism in India |
01-07 |
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02 |
Shradha Gindlani |
Duo of the Sung Pundita Ramabai Sarasvati and Unsung Anant Shastri Dongre as Education Activists in the Context of Indian Freedom Struggle |
08-17 |
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|
03 |
Monish Tukaram Chavan |
A Freudian Analysis of Mary Maloney’s Psyche in Dhal’s “Lamb to the Slaughter” |
18-29 |
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|
04 |
Dr. P. Muralidhar Sharma |
Memsahibs’ Writings and the Discourse of Social Reform in Late Colonial India: Frieda Hauswirth Das’s Purdah and A Marriage to India |
30-41 |
|
|
05 |
Dr. Neelam |
Identity Dilemmas in the Poems of Vikram Seth with Special Reference to the Poems “Rakhi” and “Unclaimed” |
42-54 |
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06 |
Rituparna Mitra |
The Ever-Evolving She in a Predominantly Male World: Exploring a Distorted Feminine Identity through an Overwhelming Sexuality in Netflix Originals’ “She” |
55-70 |
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|
07 |
Fathima M. S. |
The Body and Voice in Trauma: A Feminist Reading of Shashi Deshpande’s Roots and Shadows |
71-78 |
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|
08 |
Aparna Bajpai |
Linguistic Preponderancy and Hegemony: A Critical Examination of the Turgid and Discursive Strategies of Dominance in Harold Pinter’s The Birthday Party (1957) |
79-91 |
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Poetry |
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01 |
Battula Sneha |
Karna |
—– |
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02 |
Mohit Saini |
Where Time Grows Wild |
—– |
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03 |
Naganandhini N.R |
Confessing |
—– |
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Fiction |
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01 |
Dr Neha |
The Bus Seat |
—– |
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