A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MANOJ DAS’S A TIGER AT TWILIGHT AND R. K. NARAYAN’S A TIGER FOR MALGUDI: COMBINATION OF REALITY AND FANCY
Author:M. KANIKA PRIYA
Pages:9-14
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“COOLIES IN COLONIES”: READING TRAUMATIC JOURNEY OF INDENTURED LABOURERS THROUGH THE AUTOBIOGRAPHIES.
Author:Bhavik A Makvana, Dr. Ketan K Gediya
Pages:15-18
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REEXPLORING AN UNEXPLORED ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE
Author:Radhakrishnan Verma
Pages:19-21
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Shri Aurobindo's Supramentalization and Kabir's Utterances: A study in Comparison
Author:Foram A. Patel
Pages:22-24
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“INDIA’S HISTORY OF BELIEVING IN PRESERVING NATURE HAS WITNESSED TO OVERCOME PANDEMICS AND DISASTERS WITH THE HELP OF ITS GREAT DIVERSE VALUES, BELIEFS AND CULTURE.”
Author:Dr. Prithvi Raj
Pages:25-31
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SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS THROUGH HETEROTOPIA: ASIMOV, DICK AND MIEVILLE
Author:Rafael Sh. Akhmedov
Pages:32-39
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HYPOCRISY AND HOPE BEHIND AMERICA’S IMMIGRATION BELIEFS IN SUKETU MEHTA’S THIS LAND IS OUR LAND: AN IMMIGRANT’S MANIFESTO
Author:V. Sathya
Pages:40-43
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A STUDY OF MIGRATION AND IDENTITY CRISIS IN SUKETU MEHTA’S “MAXIMUM CITY: BOMBAY LOST AND FOUND” AND “THIS LAND IS OUR LAND: AN IMMIGRANTS MANIFESTO”
Author:V. Sathya
Pages:44-51
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DEPICTION OF CULTURAL CONFLICTS ISSUES IN SUKETU MEHTA’S MAXIMUM CITY: BOMBAY LOST AND FOUND : A STUDY
Author:V. Sathya
Pages:52-55
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DISPOSITIVE : MANIFESTATION OF HERITAGE
Author:Dr. Rupal S. Patel, Ekta Shah
Pages:56-61
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STUDY ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY POST COVID-19 ERA
