Jetho Lalwani’s Mother, I Shall Return: Sindhi Contribution to Indian Freedom Struggle – Soni Wadhwa
This is the second essay in the series of essays on Sindhi language and literature in India. With my essays,…
From Words to Worlds: The Power of Fiction in Sociological Research – Srishti Ganguly
Mapping Sociological Realities Through A Fictional Lens Employing fiction as a sociological source for research may appear unconventional, yet its…
Hari Choithani: An Active Sindhi Poet – Soni Wadhwa
In India, Sindhis are considered to be an entrepreneurial lot. They are seen as a minority community that understands how…
Literary Imagination and Social Reality – Sana Khan
The disciplines of sociology and literature are profoundly interlinked and are constantly interacting with each other to deeply understand human…
How Young Readers Engage With Young Adult Literature: A Study From Kolkata – Kausumi Saha
Young Adult or YA Literature is typically that which is specifically geared towards an adolescent audience and often centers on…
A Working Class State of Mind by Colin Burnett (2021): A Review by Aashish Xaxa
For the most part, working-class novels have been written in ‘proper’ English. Even the classic Dickens stories, all of which…