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  • Language as a Marker of Caste and Class in Indian Society

    In India, language goes beyond being a simple vehicle of communication; it becomes a powerful tool for articulating identity and representing social stratification. Language plays a significant role in encoding differences between castes and classes, having…

  • Changing Family Structures and Language Preferences in Urban India

    This paper examines the changing family structures and language preferences in urban India. With urbanization, Indian family life is transforming significantly, with changes in living arrangements, family roles, and cultural practices. These changes are also evident…

  • Cognitive Development in Multilingual vs. Monolingual Children

    The linguistic environment in which children develop is crucial in the determination of their cognitive development. The current study aims to investigate the cognitive development of multilingual and monolingual children, determining the potential strengths and challenges…

  • Vol. 3, Issue 12, December 2015

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-certificate Download 1 Cognitive Development in Multilingual vs. Monolingual Children Shantanu Pg. 1-8 2 Changing Family Structures and Language Preferences in Urban India Gaurav Kumar Pg. 9-15 3 Language as…

  • Impact of Traditional Sanskrit Texts on Modern Indian Political Thought

    This article explores how ancient Sanskrit texts have helped shape modern Indian political thought. By mapping the intellectual genealogy from ancient epics and treatises to modern political thought, the study illustrates the continuity of influence of…

  • Yoga as a Tool for Psychological Well-being Across Different Language Groups

    This study investigates the efficacy of yoga as a globally applicable intervention to enhance psychological well-being with its impact across language groups. As stress disorders are highly prevalent and culturally diverse in world populations, it is…

  • Dravidian Languages and their Influence on Regional Identity in South India

    The Dravidian languages, which form a linguistic family spoken mainly in South India, are pivotal to the construction of the regional identity of the southern Indian states. The languages included in the Dravidian family, including Tamil,…

  • Impact of Social Media on Mental Health of Adolescents: A Bilingual Study

    The widespread impact of social media on young people has become a concern of growing interest, particularly with regard to mental health issues. Although social media websites offer opportunities for social interaction and sharing of information,…

  • Teaching History Through Local Languages: A Pedagogical Approach

    Teaching history through the vehicle of local languages is crucial for the maintenance of cultural heritage and the promotion of inclusive education. This manuscript reviews the pedagogical methods employed in teaching history through local languages in…

  • Vol. 3, Issue 11, September 2015

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-certificate Download 1 Impact of Traditional Sanskrit Texts on Modern Indian Political Thought Arpit Jain Pg. 1-9 2 Yoga as a Tool for Psychological Well-being Across Different Language Groups Sanjay…