Vol. 1, Issue 1:
April, 2020
Cover Page
Content Page (Page 1-11)
Serial
No.
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Articles
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Authors
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Page
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1.
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Unpredictable
Behaviour of Women during Conjugal and Extra-marital Relationship: A Study of
Arun Joshi’s The Last Labyrinth
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13-28
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2.
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Ashima
as an Odd Woman Out in the Midst of Indian Women Conformists to American
Cultural Habits during her Immigrant Life: A Study of Jhumpa Lahiri’s The
Name Sake
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29-41
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3.
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An
Immigrant Life as a Source of Cultural freedom for Empowered Indian Woman: A
Study of Sumita in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Short Story "Clothes"
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42-53
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4.
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Surrogacy
Blesses or Curses: “An Abbreviated Child” by Rita Garg
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54-62
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5.
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Independent
but Unique State of Mind of Sumi, the Deserted Mother with Three Daughters: A
Study of Shashi Deshpande’s A Matter of Time
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63-77
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6.
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Survivors
of the New World: A Study of Desirable Daughters
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78-85
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7.
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Pipilika
Muktidham- Investigating Contemporary Reality
through Stream of Consciousness
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86-92
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8.
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Crosscurrents
in Sudha Murty’s ‘House of Cards’
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93-105
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9.
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Sophie
Mackintosh’s The Water Cure: An Eco-critical Approach
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106-122
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10.
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Scarred
Identities in Taslima Nasrin’s French Lover
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123-135
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11.
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Male Gaze, Fetish Objects and the Representation of Female
Body in Indian Rapper Badshah’s “Genda Phool”
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136-147
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Serial
No.
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Articles
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Authors
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Page
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1.
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Solar
Promises
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149-163
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2.
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Environmental
Elements in Bengali Anthroponymy
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164-175
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Serial
No.
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Poems
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Poets
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Page
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1.
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Lockdown
Afternoon Rain for Julian
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177-178
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2.
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Kings
of a Usurped Estate
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179-185
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3.
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Against the Waves
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186
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4.
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Socially-Distanced
Love
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187-188
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5.
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Solitude
so often
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189-193
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6.
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Can
We Meet Again?
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194-195
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7.
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Touch
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196-199
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8.
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The
Terrorist
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200-202
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9.
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Breath
the Process of Life
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203-204
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10.
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Twilight
in Privacy
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205-206
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11.
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Pandemic of Civilization
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207-208
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12.
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What
is Gender?
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209-212
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Serial
No.
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Short
Stories
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Author
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Page
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1.
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It’s
sad when angels cry
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214-231
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