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The book Introduction to World Religions promotes a better understanding of the religions of the world, their similarities and history of amicable ...

The Maoist insurgency is the most serious internal security threat that India is facing at present. Many states have surrendered the control of man...

Critical Response to Indian Fiction in English contains a series of critical articles, each devoted to a description as simple and straightforward ...

E.M. Forster's celebrated novel A Passage to India is prescribed in the syllabus of almost all the universities in India, at both the undergraduate...

India and China are the largest developing countries with more than one-third of the world’s population. They are rivals in the quest for economic,...

The work maintains just the convenient middle course between the simple narrative of the Mahabharata story and the researches into its truth. The a...

During the post-Independence period Indian masculinity has undergone a major transformation. But this new psychological and social phenomenon has n...

The book, Democracy Without Political parties, consists of ten chapters analysing with facts and figures, briefly but very precisely, the bane of p...

The book A Study of R.K. Narayan’s Novels : A Cerebration of the Carnival attempts to answer the debate on the view that critical theory is a self-...

Indian English Literature In Its Very Tone And Tenor Presents A Unique Blend Of Tradition And Experiment In Both Its Matter And Manner. The Present...

Indian English Literature has established its credentials all over the world. Still some pointed posers concerning the impact of multiculturality a...

The developing nations need to develop proper infrastructure that ensures their citizens an opportunity to be educated and to educate their childre...

Indian fiction in English now enjoys a major presence across the world. From its humble beginnings in the thirties it has come a long way to emerge...

The study is a painstaking probe into the unfolding of a hitherto ignored thematic and stylistic dimension of modern Indian English Fiction. Beginn...

Indian English literature has established its credentials all over the world. Still litterateurs in this stream have to be continuously appraised a...

The present book traces the background to Indian English women’s fiction, excluding the translated texts, from the late nineteenth century novels o...

Given the intricacies involved in the arena of world politics, no state can isolate itself from its involvement in the international sphere. This i...

The book is a commentary on Indian dramatic theory and some selected contemporary Indian plays. Drama is an active literary art form. Although film...

Indian Economy: Before and Since the Reform comprises four parts: Part One discusses the Economic Reform of 1991. Part Two first delineates how cou...

R.K. Narayan’s career as a novelist and short story writer spans almost eight decades from Swami and Friends (1935) to Grandmother’s Tale (1992) un...

Though sonnets are, generally, easy poems, Shakespeare’s sonnets are not, — and very naturally, he being a master-mind, — his sonnets are “far from...

“Out of evil cometh good.” One of the important consequences of colonialism in India is the birth of Indian English literature. The process through...

The book presents a collection of papers that are wide ranging not only in the choice of authors—two of the Big Trio, R.K. Narayan and Raja Rao on ...

The book brings together a collection of scholarly papers on different issues of Indian Fiction in English. It makes an intensive study of the work...