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  Indraprastha Journal VOL. XIV

  Vol. 14 (2025)

  Indraprasth: An International Journal of Culture and Communication Studies is a peer-reviewed academic journal that explores themes of culture, literature, and cinema, with a strong focus on feminist perspectives and women’s narratives. This volume highlights how Indian women writers, artists, and filmmakers represent identity, agency, and resistance, showing that creative works are not just reflections of society but powerful tools for shaping social and cultural change.

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  Indraprastha Journal VOL. XII-XIII

  Vol. 12 (2024)

  This double issue (Vol. XII–XIII, 2023–2024) of Indraprasth: An International Journal of Culture and Communication Studies is dedicated to exploring art, literature, and cinema by Indian women, with a strong focus on feminist thought and cultural expression.

  The issue brings together a diverse collection of scholarly articles that examine how women’s creative works engage with themes of resistance, identity, memory, desire, and social transformation. Rather than merely reflecting social realities, these works actively challenge patriarchal structures and contribute to reshaping cultural and intellectual landscapes.

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  Indraprastha Journal Vol XI

  Vol. 11 No. 1 (2022)

  Indraprasth is an international peer-reviewed academic journal that explores contemporary sociological, cultural, and political concerns through literary and scholarly research. The journal brings together diverse critical perspectives that examine literature, art, and human experience in changing global contexts. By presenting research that reflects on issues such as conflict, migration, social transformation, and technological change, Indraprasth aims to create a space for thoughtful reflection on the evolving realities of human life and culture.

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  Indraprasth VOL. IX & X

  Vol. 9 No. 1 (2021)

  This issue of Indraprasth: An International Journal of Culture & Communication Studies (VOL. IX & X, 2020–21) contains peer-reviewed research articles, essays, and book reviews exploring culture and communication studies.

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  Indraprasth

  Vol. 8 No. 1 (2019)

  The editors’ note highlights how literature continuously evolves alongside life and emphasizes the need for new critical approaches to studying it. This issue of Indraprasth presents diverse scholarly articles that explore literary, cultural, and social themes while offering fresh perspectives on contemporary and future human experiences.

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  Indraprastha Vol. VII

  Vol. 7 (2018)

  The world is in a constant state of flux – so are the languages used to describe it. Such a protean environment, as manifested in literature, often produces diverging attitudes towards life, language and thought. This issue of Indraprasth endeavours to capture the multiplicity of viewpoints, and the heterogeneity of such responses. Apart from research papers, it also contains Poonam Datta’s commentary on the paradox of English Literature in India and Garima Goyal’s review of Anita Nair’s The Better Man, and sets forth to examine a syncretic symphony of perspectives, ideas, and opinions.

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  Indraprastha VOL. V & VI

  Vol. 5 No. 1 (2016)

  This double issue of Indraprasth explores diverse perspectives in literature, highlighting how literary works shape different attitudes toward life, language, and thought. The included research papers examine less-studied texts and themes, offering new critical interpretations and insights from various academic viewpoints.