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Authors: Adedeji T. A., Matanmi K. A., Oyero S. A., Awoniyi, O. M., Omidun D. O. Abstract: The field of African Studies emerged during the colonial period, profoundly shaped by Western imperial interests and epistemologies that sought to classify, control, … Read More »

Authors: Poonam Pareek, Dr vineet kumar purohit Abstract: The literature in India has played a significant role in feminist discourse, reflecting the experiences and perspectives of women who are struggling against patriarchal oppression and their gradual process of becoming a … Read More »

Vidushi Rai Affiliation PhD scholar,Department of English Literature,Amity University Noida. Email-Id: vidushirai30@gmail.com Publication:  Books: The Currency of Colour : “From the darkness of judgment to the vibrant of self-acceptance, a journey of finding her own immeasurable worth 2025. Publications: Vidushi … Read More »

Dr. Ranjana Patidar  Affiliation Assistant Professor,Department of of English,Govt. P. G. College, Dhar Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore. Madhya Pradesh, India. Email-Id: ranjanapatidar1212@gmail.com Publication: Books: American Literature Textbook for M.A. III semester published with Hindi Granth Academy Madhya Pradesh 2026. Publications: … Read More »

Authors: Gurmeet Kaur, Assistant Professor Mr. Jagbir Grewal Abstract: Digital education has expanded rapidly across Indian schooling in recent years, yet its distribution across rural and urban settings remains markedly uneven. The present paper reports the findings of a study … Read More »

Authors: Mr Navajit Saikia, Dr Nirmala Singh Rathore, Ms Amisha Raj 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 … Read More »

Authors: Paul ‘Seun Sosina Abstract: This study examined conflict resolution mechanisms in Nigeria’s multi-ethnic society, focusing on the causes, effectiveness, challenges, and prospects of traditional and formal approaches. The study adopts Conflict Transformation Theory as its analytical framework and utilizes … Read More »

Authors: Associate Professor Dr. Rajpawan, Assistant Professor Anuradha Thakur Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping educational practice by enabling more personalized, adaptive, and accessible learning experiences. Despite these advances, there remains a limited pedagogically grounded understanding of how AI … Read More »

Authors: Kalpana Sahu, Dr. Shilpi Bhattacharya Abstract: This article closely analyzes Bapsi Sidhwa's storytelling strategies and the way they depict women in literature. Through her distinctive narrative techniques. Sidhwa provides readers with a profound comprehension of female characters and their … Read More »

Authors: D Sneha, Assistant Professor P Suma Abstract: Menstrual health and hygiene remain under-addressed in rural India, where taboos and limited awareness impact adolescent girls' well-being. The study aimed to assess knowledge and promote awareness of menstrual health, hygiene, and … Read More »