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Authors: Dr. Chioma Patricia Unezeh, Okechukwu, Anthony Ekeamadi, Oparah, Nnandi Solomon Abstract: This paper examined the effect of integrating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in lesson delivery on students’ academic achievement and retention in Sociology of Education in Imo State. … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Padmanabhan N Abstract: Beypore Port, situated on the Malabar Coast of Kerala, has been one of the oldest maritime centres of the Indian Ocean. From the medieval period onward, it functioned as a strategic harbour linking South India … Read More »

Authors: Krish Jangir Abstract: Sport and academic study are often viewed as rivals competing for a student's limited hours in the day. Yet a growing body of psychological, neuroscientific, and educational research suggests that the relationship between the two is … Read More »

Authors: Dr Chander Mohan Abstract: D. H. Lawrence's reputation has traditionally been anchored in his major novels, yet his short stories represent an equally significant contribution to twentieth-century literature. This paper re-evaluates Lawrence's achievement as a short story writer through … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shafia Saleem Abstract: The emergence of Digital Humanities (DH) has fundamentally transformed the methods and objectives of literary studies. Integrating computational technologies with traditional humanistic inquiry, Digital Humanities enables scholars to analyse literary texts at unprecedented scales while … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shafia Saleem Abstract: The concept of the end times has fascinated humanity across civilizations, religions, and literary traditions. Eschatological literature explores the ultimate destiny of humanity, the destruction and renewal of the world, divine judgment, and the hope … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shafia Saleem Abstract: Salman Rushdie occupies an unparalleled position in contemporary English literature for his innovative narrative techniques and profound engagement with the socio-political realities of the postcolonial world. His fiction transcends conventional storytelling by intertwining history, mythology, … Read More »

Authors: Charles Joseph Odumusor, Dominic Offiong Edem, Martina Irima Obi Abstract: The increasing environmental issues like global warming, degradation of biodiversity, and the excessive depletion of natural resources have essentially changed the nature of the operation of the economies and … Read More »

Authors: Sawani Gupta, Dr. Lalit Kumar Abstract: The rapid rise of dual-income families and the fragmentation of traditional joint family systems in urban India has led to unprecedented reliance on digital devices for child supervision. This study explores the cognitive, … Read More »

Authors: Sawani Gupta, Dr. Lalit Kumar Abstract: This study investigates the emerging phenomenon of Virtual Autism, a set of autism-like symptoms associated with excessive digital screen exposure in young children. Virtual Autism presents with speech delays, poor eye contact, social … Read More »