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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Indigenous study is a wide field of study with a great potential to imbibe various discursive inquiry. The National Seminar "The Changing Contours in Indigenous Epistemology" aims to set the ground to discuss and navigate the challenges and possibilities of indigenous literature. Besides these the seminar provides a platform for prolific scholars and academicians to come up with multiple standpoints, thereby analyzing myriad point of views. The objective of the seminar is to extend the canon of indigenous studies and to celebrate the unique sensibility of indigenous culture.
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M Maria Helen Janoba And V Priyadharsini
The Department of English S.F, traces its origin back to 2010, and was upgraded as a Post graduate department in 2014. The Department functions with 11 faculty members who walk extra miles with more than 200 students to enrich them with the knowledge of literature and human values. The Coffee House, a literary association of the department provides platform for the students to hone their creative talents and literary skills. Since the beginning of this association, our students have been provided a platform to expose their talents. Our vision is to sculpt integrated individuals for a better future. Our mission is to develop globally competent professional and to ensure self-actualisation harnessed with socio ethical responsibility and enrich the aesthetic sensibility and critical insight of the students by exposing them to stellar literature.
