| 1 | Indian myths and folktale sensibilities coloured in the poetry of A. K. Ramanujan Authors: Dr. Priyanka Kumari |
| 2 | Reimagining Indian English Literature: Evolution, Identity, and Global Presence |
| 3 | Literature’s activist voice: Unraveling Montagu’s advocacy through The Turkish Embassy Letters Authors: Dharmendra Khamari, Laki Barik |
| 4 | Narratives of Guilt and Redemption: A Postmodern Reading of Ian McEwan’s Atonement Authors: V Sarad Deepak, P Kusuma Harinath |
| 5 | Pedagogy for teaching of English literature at graduate and post-graduate levels in higher education |
| 6 | Morality, karma and obsession: An interdisciplinary analysis of Caroline kepnes’s You Authors: Divya, Md Samaun Sk |
| 7 | Exploring the Marvellous Sentiment: An analysis of Vivek Shanbhag’s Ghachar Ghochar Authors: Deepika, Dr. Kavita |
| 8 | The use of short stories in English language Teaching (ELT): A pedagogical overview Authors: Dr. Panchanan Tripathy |
| 9 | Navarasa: The nine jewels of Indian aesthetic experience Authors: Kanchan Rameshwar Vaidya |
| 10 | Women’s writing in the 21st century, feminist literature beyond the "Second Wave" and into intersectionality Authors: Dr. S K Dubey, Dr. Harshraj Shukla, Devendra Singh lodh |
| 11 | Unraveling the fabric of society: Violence, race, and social critique in Margare |
| 12 | Recontextualising Lalon Sangeet: Oral tradition to stage performance and cinematic adaptation |
| 13 | Ecocriticism and environmental awareness in Western Odisha's tribal literature Authors: Dr. Padmalochan Rout |
| 14 | Women in Tagore’s selected short stories Authors: Serina Khatun, Dr. Amit Shankar Saha |
| 15 | Impact of artificial intelligence on creative writing: Transformations, challenges, and academic implications Authors: Dr. Balvirchandra B. Rajurkar |
| 16 | Climate, vulnerability, and ecological awareness in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior Authors: V Chandrika, Dr. L Suresh |
| 17 | The silent epidemic: A multidimensional analysis of Women’s Loneliness and its impact on Mental Health |
| 18 | Impact of digital media on indigenous languages of North-East India |
| 19 | Artificial Intelligence tools for enhancing English communication skills |
| 20 | Representation of Seclusion, Torment and Foreignness in Arun Joshi’s ‘The Foreigner’ Authors: Dr. Kamalakar Baburao Gaikwad |
| 21 | Unsettling narratives: A postcolonial perspective on the Paika Rebellion in Odia Literature Authors: Dr. Padmalochan Rout |
| 22 | Decolonizing theatre: Cultural hybridity in Girish Karnad’s Hayavadana Pages:98-100 Country:India |
| 23 | Feminist labour and the political economy of care: Emotional work, exploitation, and refusal in Indian women’s writing Authors: Dr. Devashish Kumar Pages:101-105 Country:India |
| 24 | Recasting aesthetics, violence, and oppression in translation politics Pages:106-108 Country:India |
| 25 | A cross-cultural perspective in literary studies: Cultural hybridity, identity, and diasporic experience Authors: Dr. Premlata Singh Mahilange Pages:109-110 Country:India |
| 26 | Innovative language assessment: Promoting learners' motivation, autonomy, and long-term achievement Authors: Lutfor Rahman Bhuiyan, Mazhar Ali Shahid Pages:111-116 Country:Saudi Arabia |
| 27 | Human responsibility: A universal moral reading of three contemporary poetic works Authors: Wasantha Samarathunga Pages:117-121 Country:Japan |
| 28 | Myths in Odia literary tradition: Relevance, resonance and reception Authors: Dr. Biswa Ranjan Sahoo Pages:122-124 Country:India |
| 29 | Mythic care and the sacred act of listening in a post secular narrative Authors: Wasantha Samarathunga Pages:125-129 Country:Japan |
| 30 | Spiritual modernism and literary evolution: The contribution of Sri Aurobindo to Indian English Literature Authors: Dinesh Singh, Rajesh Kumar Pages:130-133 Country:India |
| 31 | The workings of patriarchal conservatism within the mental space of woman with reference to Tagore's Noukadubi Pages:134-136 Country:India |
| 32 | Non-Dual consciousness and cross-cultural mysticism: Rumi in dialogue with indic spiritual traditions Pages:137-139 Country:India |
| 33 | The tragedy of power: A study of political idealism and betrayal in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar Authors: Dr. Panchanan Tripathy Pages:140-145 Country:India |
| 34 | Psychological realism and literary imagination: Techniques of portraying mental illness in English literature across historical contexts Authors: Nitika Mathur, Dr. Prtibha Jadon Pages:146-151 Country:India |
| 35 | Home, identity, and the Himalayas in Ruskin Bond’s writing Authors: Kaveri Shivaraj Kamashetti, Dr. S G Dollegoudar Pages:152-154 Country:India |
| 36 | Collective destiny vs. individual agency: Philosophical underpinnings of psychohistory in Foundation Authors: Vivek Kumar, Dr. Anju Mehra Pages:155-159 Country:India |
| 37 | A comparative literary and philosophical analysis of the Bhagavad Gita in English translation: with special reference to A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Authors: Konark Shukla, Dr. Pratibha Jadon Pages:160-167 Country:India |
| 38 | A somatic study of Stephen king’s The Shining focusing on childhood trauma Authors: Lavkush Kumar, Rita Pages:171-174 Country:India |
| 39 | A Vernacular Manifesto: Decolonising the Syllabus, the Shelf, and the Soul Pages:175-178 Country:India |
| 40 | Urban realism and revolutionary Voice: A comparative study of Gwendolyn Brooks and Nikki Giovanni Pages:179-181 Country:India |
| 41 | A comparative folklore criticism of Anishe Xamunu and Tsüipu ngo Khaulipu in Sümi oral tradition Pages:182-185 Country:India |
| 42 | Representing social justice in contemporary Indian literature: A comparative study of Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things and Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tides Pages:186-188 Country:India |
| 43 | Colonialism, nationalism, and the evolution of Indian writing in English Authors: Rajwinder Kaur Sekhon, Dr. Poonam Gautam Pages:189-191 Country:India |
| 44 | Exploring the representation of myth through archetypes Authors: Pragya Pathak, Prachi Pathak Pages:192-198 Country:India |
