CLRI November 2020 Released

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CLRI February 2020 Released

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Research Papers

Marriage or Live Together: The Issue O. P. Arora’s 'The River Flows Eternally' by Aju Mukhopadhyay

UNIVERSITY WITS – Transitory Playwrights Who Set Preclude to Realistic Literature in Elizabethan Age by Aniruddh Shastree

A Mythical Study of Peter Carey's Novels by Anshu Rani

Returning to Roots in Andrea Levy’s 'Back to My Own Country' by Dr. Balkrishna Dada Waghmare

Major Themes in Select Slave Narratives during the Antebellum Era of America by C. Satish Reddy, G. M. Sundaravalli

Songs of Sonority and Hope, "A Memento of Past Memories": A Critical Overview of DC Chambial's Poetry by Dr. K. Rajamouly

Apartheid and Scarred Consciousness in Toni Morrison’s 'The Bluest Eye' by Dr Papiya Lahiri

Under Water World in Jules Verne’s 'Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea: Part First' by Stuti Tiwari

Stories

Untitled by Kim John Farleigh

Noises by Maheshwar Naraian Sinha

Debt by Malvika Mishra

If You Play with Fire by Dr O. P. Arora

Private treaty between a fallen jackfruit leaf and a clod of earth by Sarwar Morshed

Poems

I Object Milord, The Luminary of Nature by Chandra Kanta

Two Stormed Asteroids by Daniel de Dulla

Echo on an Empty Playground, Mirror, Times by Paul Bamberger

Me Too by Dr Prashanta C Panda

An Eternal Enigma - Spotting Menstrual Blood by Ravi Teja Mandapaka

Night, Dilemma by Ripon Handique

Marxism, A Letter to Bharata Ratna Dr. Br Ambedkar by Dr Sreekanth Kopuri

À la carte, Liquid lights by Srinivas S

Book Review

Dr Dalip Kehtarpal Reviews Vihang A. Naik’s 'Making A Poem' by Vihang Ashokbhai Naik, Dr Dalip Khetarpal

Neil Leadbeater Reviews Alessio Zanelli’s 'The Secret of Archery' by Alessio Zanelli, Neil Leadbeater

Dr Prof Shiv Sethi Reviews Phidalia Toi's The Dusk—Marathon Race to Acche Din by Dr Prof Shiv Sethi, Phidalia Toi