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  • Contribution of Vernacular Language Press in Indian Freedom Struggle

    This manuscript analyzes the central role the vernacular language press played in mobilizing the Indian masses against colonial rule during the freedom movement. Targeting newspapers and magazines distributed in local languages, the study illustrates how such…

  • Vol. 2, Issue 11, September 2014

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-certificate Download 1 Contribution of Vernacular Language Press in Indian Freedom Struggle Rajesh Pandey Pg. 1-7 2 Regional Dialects and their Distribution Patterns Across Indian States Diksha Singh Pg. 8-15…

  • The Role of Gujarati Literature in Shaping Social Reform Movements

    Gujarati literature has always been not only a vehicle of artistic expression but also a vehicle of social and cultural transformation. This manuscript examines the critical role of Gujarati literary texts in spearheading social reform movements…

  • Use of Folklore and Oral Traditions in Preserving Regional Languages

    This paper investigates the central role that folklore and oral tradition have in the preservation of regional languages. Under pressure from globalization, which acts against linguistic diversity, local stories, myths, songs, and fables are living repositories…

  • Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Systems into the Modern Educational Curriculum

    The integration of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) into the modern educational curriculum represents not only an opportunity for a more inclusive pedagogy but also a pathway toward decolonizing education. This paper explores the historical contexts, theoretical…

  • Impact of Language Medium on Academic Performance in Higher Education

    The medium of instruction in higher education has been a long-standing critical determinant of academic performance. In most regions, the instruction language is usually not the same as the first language of students, and there are…

  • Bilingualism and Its Impact on Identity Formation Among College Students

    Bilingualism, or the ability to speak two or more languages, is a growing phenomenon in the globalized world of today. Global mobility and the diversity of educational settings have made bilingualism increasingly important as part of…

  • Vol. 1, Issue 09, December 2013

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-certificate Download 1 Bilingualism and Its Impact on Identity Formation Among College Students Saloni Tiwari Pg. 1-7 2 Impact of Language Medium on Academic Performance in Higher Education Avinash Goel…