• Man and Woman: A Selected Study of Amish Tripathi’s The Immortals of Meluha

Dr. Suman

Abstract: The present study is to know about the man and woman relationship in the Immortal of Meluha. Because it is considered that man and woman are two inseparable part of this universe. They are similar on basis of their creation and also deserve equal status in the society. But they are some mutual dependencies so that they may fulfill their wish and desire, needs and aspirations. So, it is necessary to know about their dependency on each-other. The novel Immortal of Meluha is a debut novel written by Amish Tripathi.

• ECONOMIC IMPACT OF EPIZOOTIC LYMPHANGITIS ON LIVELIHOOD OF HORSE DRAWN TAXI OWNERS IN BISHOFTU CITY, ETHIOPIA

Dr. Bisrat Tekle Dr. C. Senthil Kumar Mr. Gebre Tefera Engida

Abstract: Epizootic Lymphangitis (EZL) is reported to have a significant impact upon livelihood within the resource poor settings. This study used quantitative to describe the direct financial and other indirect impact of EZL and examined the perceived impact of disease and owners perception towards financial lose due to the disease. Structured questionnaire were administered to 96 owners at the parking station out of which 90 respondents fill and gave the answer back. The major impact of EZL on the income due to EZL has been addressed. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics (SPSS) Results are presented using tables and graphs.

• Hierarchies in Women and Honor in Gone are the Rivers

Sonam Kamboj

Abstract: Dalip KaurTiwana (4 May1935–31 January 2020) was a novelist and short-story writer of contemporary Punjabi Literature.The women in her novels are caught up in customs, traditions, and societal norms.She exclusively wrote on gender inequality and how the culture surrounding women in her works is repressive and suffocating. She raised questions by writing against the structured violence existing in Indian society in the post-independence world. The novel in the study Gone are the rivers was translated into English in 1998, it is a story of a feudal society, of glorified servants, patronage, and of unquestioning submission to the Maharaja of Patiala and his family. The paper tries to analyze the hierarchies among the women characters in the novel and how the concept of honor is exaggerated to keep the social system intact, also how tradition and modernity conflict with each other.

• हिंदी कथा साहित्य के विकास में प्रवासी महिला कथाकारो का अध्ययन

भतेरी, डॉ. नम्रता जैन

Abstract: आदिकाल से लेकर वर्तमान काल तक प्रवास हो रहा है। भौतिकतावादी युग में अपनी आवश्यकताओं को पूरा करने तथा बेहतर भविष्य की तलाश में लोगों ने प्रवास किया और इन प्रवास करने वाले लोगों में स्त्री और पुरुष दोनों ही थे।भारतीये मूल के लोग विदेशों में विकसित रहते हुए हिंदी के सृजनात्मक लेखन को विकसित केर रहे हैं, ऐसे लेखन को प्रवासी हिंदी साहित्य कहा जाता है।प्रवासी हिंदी साहित्य की यह विशेषता है कि इसके अंतर्गत रचनात्मक साहित्य अधिक लिखा जा रहा है। प्रस्तुत शोध-पत्र जिसमें प्रवासी हिन्दी कथा साहित्य का आकलन किया है। जिसमे प्रवासी समाज, प्रवास की प्रक्रिया, प्रवासी भारतियों का इतिहास,प्रवासी हिंदी साहित्य का ऐतिहासिक विकास,प्रवासी महिला कथाकारों का अध्ययन किया है।

• THE DEBILITATING ASPECTS OF ECOFEMINISM THROUGH THE INDIAN LENS

Suyasha Gupta Dr. Anita Kumari

Abstract: Ecofeminism arose as a critical theory in the West. Francoise d' Eaubonne, a famous French critic and proponent of the ideology of western ecofeminism, invented the word Ecofeminism. The themes of environment and gender, and how they are connected, are addressed in Western philosophy on ideological terms. However, in India, the links between women and ecology can be articulated in practical terms since we have a long history of women's resistance against environmental degradation and exploitation. Women play an important role in the Chipko movement, the Narmada Bachaoandolan, and many other events. Women play a crucial role in these conflicts because their lives are inextricably linked to the natural world. Theorists and literary giants in India have delved into various aspects of the nature/woman relationship. In theory, there are two types of ecofeminism: spiritual and material. Spiritual ecofeminism focuses on reviving the image of nature as Goddess, while material ecofeminism emphasises the fact that women's material reality is such that when environment is hurt, their lives are also harmed. These ecofeminist theory strands aid in the formation of a framework for Indian ecofeminism.

• हिन्दी साहित्य और प्रेमचंद्र की विचार धारा

ललित कुमार श्रीवास्तव1, डाॅ. ललिता कुमारी2

Abstract: प्रेमचंद्र हिंदी के अपने ढंग के एक ही उपन्यासकार हुए हैं। जब उर्दू के उपन्यासों का बोलबाला था और लोग हिंदी के उपन्यासों को पढ़ते-पढ़ाते नहीं थे, उस समय जिन लेखकों ने हिंदी में उपन्यास लिखकर हिंदी की श्रीवृद्धि की, उनमें प्रेमचंद्र का नाम सर्वोपरि आता है। उन्होंने अपने साहित्य सृजन की कालवधि में काफी पढ़ा, जीवन-संघर्षो से नाना अनुभव प्राप्त किये और लिखते-लिखते वह अपनी कला में परिष्कार करते गये।

• INTERVENTIONS AND HOPE, AS HEALING STRATEGIES IN SURVIVING CANCER

Dr. Mamta Sharma

Abstract: Cancer is a life changing diagnosis that affects not just the physical health but also has a vast impact on the emotional and psychological health. Cancer as a disease has existed since long time. Knowledge about Cancer has been gradually gathered over the centuries. Today, the incidence of cancer is seen increasing in most parts of the world. A sense of fear is associated with this disease due to many myths about it. But it is increasingly realized now that, cancer is a preventable disease. Authentic and scientific knowledge about the disease and awareness can help in prevention. Several psychological factors are implicated in the causes and course of cancer, so cancer needs to be addressed in this perspective

• The Influence of Indian Culture and Philosophy on Rabindranath Tagore\'s Works

Dr Sarita Goyal

Abstract: The study delves into the intricate tapestry of Tagore\'s life and works, highlighting how his early exposure to a rich cultural milieu laid the foundation for his multifaceted genius. It examines the evolution of Tagore\'s poetic voice, from his early romantic and mystical inclinations to the mature and spiritually resonant verses that garnered international acclaim. The study also explores Tagore\'s contributions to literature, music, art, and education, emphasizing his belief in the transformative power of creativity and holistic learning. This study explores the profound influence of Indian culture and philosophy on Rabindranath Tagore\'s literary and artistic works. Tagore\'s writings, deeply rooted in Indian spirituality, humanism, and the Upanishadic and Buddhist philosophies, reflect a unique synthesis of traditional Indian thought and modern literary expression. His works, including poetry, novels, plays, and songs, embody the essence of Indian culture and its philosophical underpinnings, contributing significantly to the cultural renaissance in Bengal and beyond.\r\n