• A Study on Basic Technique of Manipuri Raas Leela (A Classical Dance of Indian)

Dr. Pukhrambam Lilabati Devi

Abstract: Technique is perceived as the basis of all fundamentals of Dance inclusive of essential parts such as forms, posture, skills, movements and styles etc. Postural alignment, flexibility, core strength and artistic expression are to be well defined towards study of dance technique (Jazz).

• Corporate Social responsibility and Businesses in India: An Overview

Dr.Manoj Kumar Singh

Abstract: The term “Corporate Social Responsibility” became popular in the 1960s and has remained a term used indiscriminately by many to cover legal and moral responsibility more narrowly constructed.

• Paper In Punjabi

Rekha Rani

Abstract: Paper In Punjabi

• THEMATIC EXTENSION OF PUNJABI QISSA POETRY

DR. POOJA DUA

Abstract: The main reason for selecting this topic THEMATIC EXTENSION OF PUNJABI QISSA POETRY was my special interest in Punjabi Qissa poetry. The Punjabi Qissa poets have used theme of love and its details of tragic fallout as Thematic devices. Thematic devices functional behind the events of their life and evolving tragedy have been critically examined. The English word ‘theme’ has been accepted in modern Punjabi in its original form which transforms itself into a scientific mode. I believe that it would certainly widen the horizons of knowledge on this topic.

• The Role of Gender and Sexuality in Shakespearean Adaptations

Dr. Pradeep Kumar Talan

Abstract: In the realm of Shakespearean adaptations, the role of gender and sexuality has emerged as a captivating and evolving area of exploration. This research provides a concise overview of the multifaceted dynamics that shape and influence the portrayal of gender and sexuality in contemporary reinterpretations of Shakespeare's works.Shakespeare's plays have often been characterized by their rigid adherence to traditional gender roles and binary notions of sexuality, reflecting the societal norms of his time. However, modern adaptations have taken on the task of deconstructing and reimagining these norms, offering fresh perspectives on the timeless themes found in the Bard's writings. The intersection of gender and sexuality in these adaptations presents a rich terrain for critical analysis.This select study delves into a series of Shakespearean adaptations, examining how they challenge, subvert, or redefine traditional gender roles and sexual identities. It explores how directors, playwrights, and actors use their creative agency to transcend the limitations of historical context and embrace a more inclusive and diverse representation of gender and sexuality. By scrutinizing adaptations across different cultural contexts and time periods, this study aims to shed light on the transformative power of Shakespeare's narratives in contemporary conversations surrounding gender identity, sexual orientation, and societal expectations.