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The present anthology contains the following articles, “Diasporic Sensibility, Cultural Conflict and the Role of Food as a Vehicle of Cultural Identity and Sense of Home: A Study of Select Indian English Short Stories by Rashmita Devi & Rajib Goutam, Affirmation and Resistance Tracing the Imagery Food in Select Indian Diasporic Fiction by Dipak Kumar Mandal, A Thematic Analysis of Rudyard Kipling’s His Wedded Wife by Dr. Sunayana Chowdhury Varma, Delineating Oliver Goldsmith as a Tactful Artisan of Anti-sentimental Semblances by Ms. Debalina Sengupta, An Expanse of Possibilities: A Critical Study of Urban Space in Manju Kapur’s Works by Prisha Gupta, R.K Narayan's Character Delineation: A Critical Evaluation of the Novel The Guide by Deepa Sehrawat & Aditee Sharma, Contribution of Srimanta Sankardeva in the field of Education by Mr Aish Basumatary, Associating Woman and Nature: An Ecofeminist Study of Markandya’s Nectar in a Sieve by Aditee Sharma & Dr Lalit Kishore Sharma, Traumatic Struggles of Eco-Feminism in Anita Desai’s Fire On The Mountain by N. Hemamalini, The Story Telling Technique in the Novels of Vikas Swarup by Dr. Nirmala Shivram Padmavat, Melancholy in Postmodern Literature by Imran Hasan, Historiography Metafiction and Magic Realism in Gabriel Garcia Marqurz’s Cien años de soledad: A Critical Study by Chandrabati Chakraborty.
Dr Ram Avadh Prajapati & Dr Roopesh Chaturvedi
Dr Ram Avadh Prajapati, Assistant Professor of English, Bareilly College, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
Dr Roopesh Chaturvedi, Head Dept. of English, RVSKVV, College of Horticulture, Mandsaur (M. P.), India
