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Authors: Meenakshi Kumari Abstract: This paper explores the concepts of Dharma and Karma in two important Indian novels, Godaan by Premchand and The Guide by R. K. Narayan. These concepts are rooted in Indian philosophical text and epic, are examined … Read More »

Authors: Dr L Sangeetha Abstract: This study investigates the dynamic and evolving relationship between literature and the environment through the interdisciplinary lens of ecocriticism and environmental humanities. In the context of accelerating climate change and ecological degradation, literary texts have … Read More »

Authors: Dr.V.O.Kavitha, Dr. Viji R, Director, Prof. (Dr.) Vellayan Srinivasan Abstract: Investment decision-making under uncertain economic conditions has become increasingly complex due to inflation volatility, geopolitical instability, fluctuating interest rates, and market unpredictability. This study examines the factors influencing investment … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Pradip Molsom Abstract: This article undertakes a sustained literary and philosophical investigation of Albert Camus’s La Peste (The Plague, 1947) through the convergent lenses of existentialist ethics, phenomenological temporality, and the sociology of collective suffering. The central argument … Read More »

Authors: Gift Mbumba, Mr. Joseph.S Abstract: This study determines learners understanding of set notations and operations, exploring the challenges and misconceptions that arise when learning these fundamental mathematical concepts. The population under study will comprise of 30 mathematics learners from … Read More »

Authors: Gift Mbumba, Mr. Joseph.S Abstract: This study determines learners understanding of set notations and operations, exploring the challenges and misconceptions that arise when learning these fundamental mathematical concepts. The population under study will comprise of 30 mathematics learners from … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Diwakar Singh Rajput, Mohd Shahrukh Abstract: Dr. Sir Harisingh Gour (1869–1949) is widely commemorated as a jurist, educationist, philanthropist, and social reformer. However, his literary identity—particularly his foray into English poetry—remains a largely neglected facet of his multifaceted … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shubhangi Harihar Patil Abstract: The aim was to explore the common aptitudes and interests of students from rural and urban areas of Vidarbha and match them with relevant courses in the five professional fields of medicine, engineering, commerce, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Mukesh Kumar, Anand Prakash Vidyarthi Abstract: This paper sociologically analyses the educational reforms introduced by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda as an early experiment in state-led social justice within colonial India. Situated in a context of rigid … Read More »

Authors: Amitesh Sarkar Abstract: The research is a mixed-method study that examines the effectiveness of social media in promoting the development of skills, and learning based on values among young people in India. As a result of the development of … Read More »