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Authors: Mr. Koushik Ray, Prof. (Dr.) Soma Bhowmick Abstract: Healthcare equity remains a critical concern in the discourse of public policy and governance in India, particularly in rural regions where access to qualified medical professionals is limited. In such contexts, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Reshma Perveen, Ms. Tehmeen Fatma Abstract: This paper explores the intricate interplay between identity crisis and nostalgia in South Asian literature. By examining a diverse range of literary works from the region, the study delves into how characters … Read More »

Authors: Km Priya Chandel, Prof. Amit Singh Abstract: Gender equality has become an important objective for modern legal systems, especially in emerging democracies where social and political institutions are still developing. Historically, many legal frameworks were shaped by patriarchal norms … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Thandava Gowda Tn Abstract: Indian literature has historically functioned as a powerful medium through which social realities, ethical dilemmas, and ideological conflicts are articulated and contested. This paper examines Indian literature as a form of social knowledge by … Read More »

Authors: Arun Lal, Dr. Monika Khanna Abstract: Labour informality forms a key structural element in the Indian economy and has significant implications for societal equity, labour’s economic security and the employment situation. Despite decades of continuous economic growth, a significant … Read More »

Authors: Shobhit Yadav, Dr. Vijay Yadav Abstract: This research investigates the spatial aspects of socio-economic deprivation among Scheduled Castes (SCs) at the block level within Sitapur district, Uttar Pradesh. Although district-level data frequently showcases aggregated trends, such averages often mask … Read More »

Authors: Tarun Prakash, Dr. Hradayesh Kumar Abstract: This article conducts a comparative study of the educational philosophies of Raja Mahendra Pratap, Mahatma Gandhi and Madan Mohan Malaviya amid colonial India's evolving educational landscape. It gives a short overview of Indian … Read More »

Authors: Sashi Bhushan Abstract: Intizar Husain is a Pakistani fiction writer of Indian origin who was shortlisted for the prestigious Man Booker Prize 2013 for Frances W. Pritchett’s English translation of his classic Urdu novel Basti. His fiction deals with … Read More »

Authors: Rajkumari Abstract: Civil society serves as a vital intermediary in the protection and promotion of human rights. bridging gaps left by state mechanisms. It includes non-governmental organizations, social movements, advocacy groups, community-based organization and professional associations. It is important … Read More »

Authors: Ms. Gargee Tambe, Dr. Suporna Mitra Abstract: The novel Sexing the Cherry which is selected for analysis is written by British writer Jeanette Winterson. She is known for her innovative narrative style and bold explorations of gender, sexuality, myth … Read More »