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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The ‘Diaspora’ is an equally unique and complex term in Indian English Literature. There are many Indian writers who have been migrated to the foreign countries for the betterment of their future. Diaspora literature has given a new horizon and canon for the research in Indian English literature. Immigration is a prominent theme of diaspora literature because there are many family, people and writers who have been migrated to the foreign land for the settlement. The writers of Indian diaspora deals with their diasporic experiences as a common themes in their literary works like alienation, immigration, nostalgia, memory, identity, homelessness and belongingness, dislocation and displacement, socio-political atmosphere, cultural and others. The present edited book is an outcome the scholarly book chapters of researchers in English Literature.
Rajesh S Gore
Dr. Rajesh Sakharam Gore (M. A., M.Phil. SET, NET, and Ph.D.) is an Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of English at Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon, Dist-Hingoli (MS). He has fifteen years (15) years experience of teaching, learning, evaluation and research. He has completed his Ph. D. degree from SRTMU Nanded (MS). He has presented research papers in national and international conferences and seminars. He has published research papers in national and international journals. He also published his research articles as a book chapter in books. He edited a book entitled ‘Insights: Trends in English Language and Literatures in English’. He is chief editor of The Rubrics E-Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. His area of Interest is Indian English Literature, Literary Theory, Language and Literature.
