| 1 | BRYDA: An empowered of the British Raj |
| 2 | Gandhian philosophy and the national movement Authors: Vijaya Bhaskar K |
| 3 | An explication of self-discovery in Maya Angelou’s Still I Rise |
| 4 | Historiographic metafiction in George bowering’ sburning water Authors: Preeth Vaishnavi R, Dr. Ramya S |
| 5 | Self-realization through Nature: An alternative narration in Margaret Atwood’s surfacing Authors: Dr. Sonika Sethi |
| 6 | Suppression of the Suppressed: A Study of Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles |
| 7 | Methods for Teaching and Learning Process of English |
| 8 | Problematics of love as EROS in the bluest eye |
| 9 | Chronological order and historical development of different methods of teaching the foreign Languages Authors: Prakash S Chauhan |
| 10 | Reading Skills? Its Goals and different techniques of teaching reading, other techniques its purpose, Importance of effective Reading Skills Authors: Prakash S Chauhan |
| 11 | Mulk Raj Anand’s Short Stories: A Thematic Perspective |
| 12 | Subverting the patriarchy: A feministic reading of Chetan Bhagat’s Novels Authors: Dr. Manohar D Dugaje |
| 13 | Exploration of gender discrimination and woman liberation by Nayantara Sahgal in storm in Chandigarh |
| 14 | Spatial Form in Modern Literature seen through Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway Authors: Priyanka Miglani |
| 15 | A voice of protest against racial marginalized through Dalit literature Authors: Dr. Vadivelraja R |
| 16 | Current situation and countermeasures of college public English in China Pages:47-49 Country:England |
| 17 | The Element of Quandary and Desire in Hamlet Authors: Dr. Baby Maheswari CN Pages:50-52 Country:Saudi Arabia |
| 18 | Alienation and identity crisis in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace |
| 19 | Beauty as a Myth encircled in the psyche of the characters in Virginia Woolf’s Jacob’s Room Authors: Soundarya KR, Dr. Shanthichitra K |
| 20 | Feministic perspective of Toni Morrison with special reference to The Bluest Eye Authors: Dr. Santhanalakshmi A, Jeba Salvasani J |
| 21 | Morality in Hardy's novels: Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Jude the Obscure Authors: Dr. Sheetal Bajaj |
| 22 | The idea of nation, cultural spaces & gender in diasporic Bollywood cinema Authors: Dr. Rashmi Singh |
| 23 | Cross-cultural conflict in Bharati Mukherjee’s “Jasmine” and “Wife” |
