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Authors: Alcina Rackman Fonseca, Sushil Verma Abstract: Portugal established itself in Western India in the early 16th century and that lasted over four centuries in places like Goa, Daman, Diu and some parts of the northern Konkan like Vasai and … Read More »

Authors: Tinchu Thomas Kutti, Dr Pritama Devi Abstract: In India there is an intricate pattern of individual agency, social context, educational opportunity and labour-market signalling that influence career aspirations of studies in commerce. Although it has been observed that the … Read More »

Authors: Archana Melroy Pereira Abstract: Indian religious movements have played a foundational role in shaping patterns of social change from the nineteenth century to the present. Far from being confined to ritual or belief, these movements intervened actively in domains … Read More »

Authors: Maurya Janhavi Ram Singh, Chabbi Ram Singh Abstract: Indian women have played a decisive yet often under-recognized role in shaping social reform movements in India from the nineteenth century to the contemporary period. Although early reform initiatives emerged within … Read More »

Authors: Associate Professor Dr. Chumnan Thongyen Abstract: Social media has found its place at the heart of Thai life. It influences the way Thais talk to each other, the way politics works, the direction of business, and the way we … Read More »

Authors: Nikita Singh, Seema Singh Abstract: Rural life has long been an aspect of Marathi literature that has not been considered as setting, but as a social world that is in motion, with caste, labour, gender, ecology, market forces and … Read More »

Authors: Vinita Nikesh Dsilva, Sushil Verma Abstract: Ever since the nineteenth century, women reformers have been instrumental at transforming the Indian society. These social reformers had to work under patriarchal, colonial, and caste systems where they crusaded against repressive traditions, … Read More »

Authors: Steffi Brian Dsouza, Sushil Verma Abstract: The British colonial rule significantly transformed the educational environment in India by entrenching the policies which were aimed at supporting the imperial rule, and not the intellectual growth of Indians. Colonial education was … Read More »

Authors: Mildred Priyal Falcao, Sushil Verma Abstract: Ever since 1947, as India attained independence, the development of women rights has been one of the most important, but disputable areas of national building. The equality, non-discrimination, and social justice, which were … Read More »

Authors: Siddhi Tanje, Deep Murzello Abstract: The presence of women in the retail and service economy in India has grown with urbanisation, increased education, digitalisation and increased customer-facing jobs (organised retail, hospitality, banking/finance, healthcare, education and IT-enabled service). Meanwhile, employment … Read More »