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Vol. 12 Issue II, June 2025

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1THE READING RESPONSE: A TRANSACTIONAL HERMENEUTIC STUDY OF THE POET AND THE READER AS INTERPRETERS IN SELECT POEMS OF TEMSULA AOPankaj Gogoi

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2DIGITAL INNOVATIONS AND INITIATIVES: MAPPING INDIA’S GROWTH STORYJyotika Elhance

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3Fractured Minds and Feminine Struggles: Psychosis and the Feminist Discourse in Plath's The Bell Jar and Woolf's Mrs. DallowayDr. Joseph Mathew
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4THE LIVING LENS: HOW UNDERSTANDING THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE ANCIENT WORLD ENRICHES OUR APPRECIATION OF ANCIENT LITERATUREJiya Doshi

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5CRISIS OF BEING IN THE SELECT PLAYS OF MAHESH ELKUNCHWARSai Prateek
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6NARRATING THE NATION: COLONIAL ENCOUNTER AND INDIGENOUS VOICE IN CHINUA ACHEBE’S THINGS FALL APARTDr Vikash Chhari

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7MAPPING OUT THE WILLING SUSPENSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN DALIT FEMINIST NARRATIVE OF SANGATIRashmi Ralhan

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