| Sr.No. | Name of Author | Title of the Research Paper | Page | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Amar Shankar Mahato | PORTRAYAL OF MALE CHARACTERS IN CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKURNI’S THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS | 1-9 | Download216 downloads |
| 2. | Ms. Athira Thomas | THE MODERN TIRESIAS: A CRITIQUE ON CAL, THE PROTAGONIST OF JEFFREY EUGENIDES’ MIDDLESEX | 10-13 | Download93 downloads |
| 3. | Dr. Bhavana Mukutrao Patil | SUDHA MURTHY’S DOLLAR BAHU: JOURNEY TOWARDS SELF-REALIZATION | 14-21 | Download176 downloads |
| 4. | Dinesh Kumar | LITERATURE AS THE MIRROR OF SOCIETY: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT | 22-24 | Download76 downloads |
| 5. | Dr. Bharti Savetia | WOMEN’S VOICES IN THE SELECTED NOVELS OF SHASHI DESHPANDE AND CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI | 25-31 | Download104 downloads |
| 6. | Dr. Rajashekhar S. Mulimani | BETWEEN TRADITION AND TRANSFORMATION: WOMEN CHARACTERS IN SUDHA MURTHY’S LITERARY UNIVERSE | 32-40 | Download272 downloads |
| 7. | Dr. Sunitha Srinivas C Dr. Arunlal K |
OF VIOLENCE: BRUTALITY AND BLOODSHED IN MALAYALAM CINEMA | 41-49 | Download135 downloads |
| 8. | Dr. Umeshkumar Bagal | SHIFTING SHADOWS IN GITHA HARIHARAN’S IN TIMES OF SIEGE | 50-55 | Download165 downloads |
| 9. | Dhananjay Pathak Dr.Deepika Pant |
BEYOND CONFORMITY: THE EVER-EVOLVING RELATIONSHIP OF TEXT AND TOOLS | 56-66 | Download123 downloads |
| 10. | Dr Jyoti S. Mundhe | CRISS-CROSS CORRIDORS OF TWO BOLLYWOOD FILMS: KABIR SINGH AND JERSEY THROUGH THE LENSES OF R.W. CONNELL’S THEORY OF MASCULINITIES. | 67-76 | Download123 downloads |
| 11. | Dr Kare Chandrasen Dattatraya | THE PLAY PARTY BY MAHESH ELKUNCHWAR AS COMEDY OF MANNERS | 77-81 | Download72 downloads |
| 12. | Gernot Rohrmoser | POLYPHONIC VOICES AND LIFEWORLD – A PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH TO BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR’S CONCEPT OF ‘ASSOCIATED LIVING’ | 82-90 | Download73 downloads |
| 13. | Dr Jyoti S. Mundhe | A RENDEZVOUS WITH THE BIOGRAPHER AND TRANSLATOR: AN INTERVIEW OF MS. VEENA GAVANKAR | 91-97 | Download78 downloads |
| 14. | Dr M. Koteswar Rao | DALIT FEMININE DIGNITY: A DISSENTING DISCOURSE IN TELUGU DALIT WOMEN’S LITERATURE | 98-109 | Download124 downloads |
| 15. | Lakma Kumari Marrypelly | CHALLENGES IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE IN INDIA | 110-125 | Download93 downloads |
| 16. | Ms. Lovely Raj Dr. Gurpyari Bhatnagar |
ECHOES OF PURPOSE AND DESPAIR: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL THEMES IN T.S. ELIOT’S THE WASTE LAND AND THE BHAGAVAD GITA | 126-134 | Download69 downloads |
| 17. | Dr. Vaidya Madan Bansi | WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN THE WORKS OF SALMAN RUSHDIE | 135-142 | Download98 downloads |
| 18. | Dr. Manisha Yuvaraj Suryavanshi | TRANSITIONAL IDENTITY AND CULTURAL IMMERSION IN BAPSI SIDHWA’S AN AMERICAN BRAT | 143-152 | Download77 downloads |
| 19. | M. Sakkthi Shalini Dr. Marie Josephine Aruna |
INTROSPECTING THE MEMORY: GENDER VIOLENCE IN TAHMIMA ANAM’S A GOLDEN AGE | 153-160 | Download159 downloads |
| 20. | Dr. Prakash Eknath Navgire | A TORCH BEARER FOR WOMEN UPLIFTMENT: A CRITICAL STUDY OF SUDHA MURTHY’S THREE THOUSAND STITCHES | 161-173 | Download168 downloads |
| 21. | Priyam Francis | ECO-CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE WORKS OF JAYANTA MAHAPATRA | 174-185 | Download141 downloads |
| 22. | S. Sathiya Gnanambigai Dr. R. Rajavelu |
MIGRATION AND MINORITY: GUISE OF COMMUNAL DISCRIMINATION IN BENYAMIN’S JASMINE DAYS | 186-194 | Download90 downloads |
| 23. | Shatabdi Mondal | ROOHI: BUILDING AN ALTERNATIVE WORLD WITH AN ALTERNATIVE FEMALE SELF | 195-200 | Download81 downloads |
| 24. | Shirsak Ghosh | A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF CASTE SYSTEM IN MUNSHI PREMCHAND’S DELIVERANCE | 201-205 | Download927 downloads |
| 25. | Dr.Najla Mosbehi | LITERARY RESISTANCE AGAINST RACIAL TRAUMA BEHIND GOTHICISM IN TONI MORRISON’S BELOVED | 206-222 | Download124 downloads |
| 26. | Bratati Barik | SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT: A PERSPECTIVE ON PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL VIOLENCE | 223-231 | Download95 downloads |
| 27. | Nilesh Uttamrao Hume | POSTCOLONIAL DRAMA IN INDIA: A STUDY | 232-236 | Download116 downloads |
| 28. |
Mr. Arvind C. Biradar Dr. Syed Nisar Karim |
UNDERSTANDING EDUCATION THROUGH DR. KALAM’S VIEWS | 237-242 | Download216 downloads |