1. Political Philosophy and Education Hellenic or Himalayan IN Contemporaneity – Dr. (Mrs.) Rashmi Rana

2. Estrangement and ENderament in the Novel of GEORGE ELIOT – Dr. Chhavi Gupta

3. Bharti Mukherjee Represents Women Self – Dr Anuradha

4. Techniques and Narrative Models in Eudora Welty’s Fiction – Uma, Dr. K. Rajaraman

5. Pastorol Elements in Arun Kolatkar’s ‘Jejuei’ – Dr Vishwanath Motiram Patil

6. Craving for Connectedness in Bharati Mukherjee’s Novels: A Study of Her Novels – Sumita Asri

7. Realization of Self in Anne Tyler’s A Slipping-Down Life – Preethi K. V, Dr. K. Rajaraman

8. Silenced Voice in the Struggling Republic: A Critique of Arundathi Roy’s “Walking with the Comrades” – Jibin Baby, Dr. S. Ayyappa Raja

9. Black Identity, Community and Reconstruction of Past in Toni Morrison’s Beloved – Mrs.Nitasha Grewal

10. Bharti Mukherjee Represents Women Self – DR. CH. Anuradha

11. Understanding Indian Reality Throuogh R K Naryan’s Fiction- Dasari Praveen

12. Understanding of Religious ethics: Novels by R.K. Narayan – Roopa Shankar