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Basic Introduction: Digital Humanities The Dept. of English, KSKV Kutch University, Bhuj (Gujarat - India) organised one day symposium ...

Speech at Oxford Union: Looking Back at the British Raj in India: The University of Edinburgh Exclusive Interview By Karan Tha...

Teacher's Day 2018 On 5th September, 2018, Home School / Ghar Shala Sanstha organised an evening talk  with the teachers of the gro...

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie born on 15 September 1977) is a  Nigerian novelist , writer of short stories, and nonfiction. [3]  She has writ...

When we look symbolically at ' train in India, Indian literature & films ', we find train as a microcosm of Indian society. Th...

Mobile Learning There is no need to define Mobile Learning. Even the kids in every nook and corner of the world know it very well. If yo...

The quality and quantity of William Shakespeare's plays and sonnets keep on surprising n shocking people. All readers of literature ...

Memorabilia 2017-18 From the Desk of the Department Milan Kundera has rightly observed that it is difficult to understand ‘Memory’ un...

This post will be regularly updated with possible readings of pictorial representation of mythical figures. Here we go with Parshuram. ...

Memes on Internet in Ancient India Time and again, one or the other Indian stands up to claim all modern inventions as either made / c...

साहित्य के रूपकों शुरूआती दिनों में, साहित्य के लिए  'आईने' वाला रूपक ठीक है. जब हम बड़े होते जाते है तब रूपक बदलता जाता है. ...

Wole Soyinka's The Swamp Dweller The Writer: Wole Soyinka: (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wole_Soyinka) Akinwande Oluw...