A Room Not Of Her Own: Confinement of the Female Body and Mind in Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper

Author: Tenipumei Phom

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL)
Date: September 2025
ISSN 2321-3108
 

Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper is a feminist text that exposes the pervasive impact of patriarchal confinement on a woman's body and mind.

Morphological Compounding: How Poetic Mongsen constructs Meaning through Word Combinations

Author: Dr. Wapanginla Aier

Type: Journal Article
Journal: The Highlander Journal
Date: July 2025
ISSN 2632-0541
 

This study investigates the morphological variations in terms of the compound word formation process between Poetic Mongsen, a near-extinct language used for traditional songs among the Ao people of Nagaland, India, and spoken Mongsen.

The Morung System of Education as a Contributing Pillar to the Indian Knowledge System in Equivalence to the Gurukul System

Author: Dr. Asenla Yanger

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts
Date: August 2025
ISSN 2320-2882
 

The National Education Policy 2020 outlines the integration of the Indian Knowledge System in the contemporary curriculum.

The Interplay of Leadership, Communication, and Technical Skills in Career Development

Author: Dr. Rajesh Tanti

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Date: August 2025
ISSN 2582-7421
 

In the 21st century, career advancement requires a diverse set of skills that goes beyond just technical knowledge.

Mapping the Landscape of Communication: A Theoretical Exploration of the Seven Traditions

Author: Dr. Rajesh Tanti

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews
Date: August 2025
ISSN 2582-7421
 

Communication is a fundamental aspect of human existence, shaping social interaction, cultural development, and organizational life.

Chapter 41 : Understanding Women through the Lens of The Sociological Imagination

Author: Dr. Temsukumla Ao

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Narrative Of Society: A Cross Disciplinary Literary Inquiry
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48856-59-3
 

The Sociological Imagination provides a strong means of relating personal experiences to more general social realities while examining women's lives.

Fragments of Faith: Biblical Symbolism And Thematic Presence In T.S. Eliot's And W.B. Yeats' Selected Poems

Author: Chubamenla

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR)
Date: June 2025
ISSN E-ISSN: 2348-1269, and P-ISSN: 2349-5138
 

This paper explores the functions of biblical scripture as a mirror of spiritual decay and dwindling hope for redemption in modernist poetry, focusing on the works of T.S. Eliot and W.B. Yeats.

Chapter 6 : Voices from the Margins: Analysing Select Works in Arjun

Author: Dr. Rosy Tep

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Indian English Literature
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-6489-300-8

Naga Women’s Struggle Against Varied Manifestations Of Coloniality And Insurgency

Author: Chibeni Merry

Type: Journal Article
Journal: International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews
Date: June 2025
ISSN E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138
 

Naga women’s relentless effort in protecting their land from colonial rule and insurgency has had a huge impact in Naga society.

Chapter 6 : Formalization of Indian Economy

Author: Dr. Amar Ranjan Dey

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: IMPACT OF GST ON INDIAN ECONOMY
Date: April 2024
ISBN: ISBN : 978-93-48091-95-6
 

Discuss the evolution of the idea of informality in the labor market in both industrialized and emerging nations in this essay.

Ningol Chakouba: Indigenous Festivals and their Cultural Significance in Manipur

Author: Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Indian Festival
Date: March 2025
ISBN: 978-81-985875-3-4
 

Indigenous festivals serve as vital cultural expression, preserving traditional values and reinforcing community bonds.

The Two Women: A Comparative Study of Satyajit Ray’s Charulata and Ritwik Ghatak’s Meghe Dhaka Tara

Author: Dr. Alik Roy

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Gender and Contemporary Issues
Date: March 2025
ISBN: ISBN : 978-81-19567-69-0
 

Amid the vibrant tapestry of the 1960s Bombay film industry, the Bengali films, also known as the Indian New Wave, emerged as a beacon of inspiration for the evolution of Indian cinema.

Assessing the Impact of Khadi and Village Industries on Rural Development in Nagaland with Special Reference to PMEGP Scheme

Author: Imsuenla Tzudir

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Journal Of Economics & Commerce
Date: April 2024
ISSN ISSN:2229-6417
 

The high population growth rate of 64.4% (2011) coupled with the lack of employment opportunities makes Nagaland's young demographic profile a cause for increased unemployment.

Khiamniungan Naga Folklore: Traditional Knowledge through the Role of Ein and Mehou

Author: Dr. Putchong Thai

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Creatcrit: An Interdisciplinary (Arts & Humanities), Peer-Review Research Journal
Date: January 2025
ISSN ISSN: 2347-8829
 

Folklore is the foundation of every society’s historical and cultural contexts. The behaviors and activities of humanity are explained by folklore, in this sense of people’s identity and sense of belonging.

E-Waste Awareness and Practices: Insights from Educational Institutions in Nagaland.

Author: Dr. Amar Ranjan Dey

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Trending Interdisciplinary Research in 2025
Date: February 2025
ISBN: ISBN : 13: 978-81-982859-3-5
 

This study examines electronic waste (e-waste) practices and awareness within educational institutions in Nagaland, with a particular focus on students.

Chapter 17 : Critical Study of the Narrative Techniques Employed by Harriet Beecher Stowe, with special reference to Uncle Tom's Cabin

Author: Dr. Anjan K Behera

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Trending Interdisciplinary Research in 2025
Date: February 2025
ISBN: ISBN : 13: 978-81-982859-3-5
 

This essay offers an in-depth exploration of Harriet Beecher Stowe's narrative strategies in Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852), a groundbreaking American novel that profoundly impacted the national discourse on slavery and racism.

The Role of Verbal Suffix -jei in Liangmai

Author: Dr. Wichamdinbo Mataina

Type: Journal Article
Journal: Jadavpur Journal of Languages and Linguistics
Date: January 2025
ISSN ISBN- 978-93-340-9610-1
 

This study aims to describe and analyze the grammatical function of the verbal suffix -jei, which serves as a declarative marker in Liangmai, a Tibeto-Burman language spoken in northeastern India.

Chapter 11 : NEP 2020 and Technology Aided Classroom: A Design Plan for Future

Author: Moromi Gohain

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: National Education Policy 2020
Date: January 2025
ISBN: ISBN : 978-81-978247-8-4
 

As we exist in the present era of modernization, our daily activities have been crippled without the use of technology.

Chapter 1 : Religious Hierarchies and Social Conflict in Manipuri Society: Insights from Keishamthong Thoibi

Author: Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: ETHNICITY, IDENTITY CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Date: January 2025
ISBN: ISBN : 978-93-48856-67-8
 

The state of Manipur, though small in geographical area, is marked by vast cultural diversity and a unique blend of religious beliefs.

Chapter 7 : Silenced Voices in Temsula Ao's Three Women

Author: Hawaibam Loiyumba

Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Women's Empowerment: Social and Political
Date: November 2024
ISBN: ISBN : 978-81-981742-1-5
 

This paper explores the theme of gender-based violence in Temsula Ao's Three Women, emphasizing her perspective as a Naga writer and the cultural contexts she engages with in her work.