Thursday, April 30, 2026

Is Indian Culture the New Global Script? Join the National Seminar at JSHPG College!

 

Is Indian Culture the New Global Script? Join the National Seminar at JSHPG College!



Amroha, India – Literature lovers and scholars, it’s time to look beyond the Western canon. The Department of English Studies and Research at Jagdish Saran Hindu Postgraduate College (JSHPG), Amroha, is hosting a groundbreaking Two-Day National Seminar that promises to redefine how we see the intersection of heritage and the written word.

The Theme: English Literature as an Interface of Indian Cultural Heritage

From the ancient echoes of the Ramayana and Mahabharata to the contemporary hits of Amish Tripathi and Arundhati Roy, Indian culture has always been a "Vishwaguru" (global teacher). This seminar dives deep into how our civilizational values—spirituality, ethics, and aesthetics—have shaped global English literary thought.


🚀 Why You Can’t Miss This (The "Viral" Factor)

  • Hybrid Mode: Participate from anywhere in the world or join in person on 16-17 May 2026.

  • Cutting-Edge Themes: We aren't just talking about old books. The seminar explores Digital Humanities, Artificial Intelligence, and Ecocriticism.

  • Publication Opportunity: Standout papers may be published in an edited volume with an ISBN or a peer-reviewed journal.

  • Affordable Excellence: Registration starts as low as ₹200 for students.


📅 The "Last Call" Timeline

If you want to present your research, the clock is ticking!

MilestoneDeadline
Abstract Submission

TODAY (30 April 2026)

Notification of Acceptance

2 May 2026

Full Paper Submission

12 May 2026


How to Join the Movement

Ready to contribute to India’s evolving role in global discourse?

  • Convenor: Dr. Rajan Lal, a prolific scholar with over 50 publications.

  • Contact: Email your abstract to rajanlal634@gmail.com or WhatsApp 7017723445.

  • Registration: Scan the QR code or use the official bank details: SBI, Account 33994851831, IFSC SBIN001814.

Don't let your research gather dust. Let it make history! 🎓📖

Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Calling All Academics! 📚 Your Next Publication Opportunity Awaits

 

Calling All Academics! 📚 Your Next Publication Opportunity Awaits

Are you sitting on a groundbreaking research paper in Language, Literature, or Criticism? The Journal of Higher Education and Research Society (JHERSO) has officially opened its Call for Papers for Volume 14, Issue I!

JHERSO is a premier, peer-reviewed, international e-journal dedicated to merging intellectual rigor with modern accessibility. Whether you are an established academic or a rising research scholar, this is your platform to shine.


🚀 Why You Should Publish with JHERSO

The academic world moves fast, and JHERSO is designed to keep pace while maintaining high standards. Here is what you need to know:

  • Zero Barriers: There are No Publication Charges, ensuring that high-quality research is accessible to everyone.

  • Global Reach: As an Open Access E-journal, your work will be available to a worldwide audience of peers and professionals.

  • Credibility: JHERSO is a refereed international journal indexed in the Advanced Sciences Index (ISSN: 2349 - 0209).

  • Expert Oversight: Led by Chief Advisors Prof. Madhavi Nikam & Prof. Sudhir Nikam, the journal maintains a focus on excellence in higher education.


📝 Submission Highlights

If your research explores the nuances of language or the depths of literary criticism, JHERSO wants to see it.

DetailInformation
Journal Name

Journal of Higher Education and Research Society: A Refereed International

Focus Areas

Language, Literature, and Criticism

Frequency

Bi-annual (April and October)

Submission Mode

Digital only (via official submission link)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: The submission deadline is May 5, 2025. To ensure your work is considered, make sure to follow the official submission guidelines.


🔗 Ready to Get Started?

Don't let your hard work sit in a folder! Join a community of like-minded scholars and contribute to the modern discourse of higher education.

  • Submit Your Paper: [Click here for the official submission link]

  • View Guidelines: [Click here for submission guidelines]

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Monday, April 27, 2026

Whose Stories Get to Be Told? Join the National Conversation on Marginalized Memories

 



Whose Stories Get to Be Told? Join the National Conversation on Marginalized Memories

In a world often defined by "mutilated times"—periods of war, displacement, and upheaval—what happens to the stories that don't make it into the history books? VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology (VNRVJIET), in collaboration with the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), is inviting you to find out.

The upcoming two-day national conference, "Marginalized Memories during Mutilated Times: Diaspora, Displacement, and Transnational Memory," is set to be a landmark event for researchers and thinkers alike.


🧠 Why Memory Matters Right Now

Memory is more than just looking back; it’s a site of resistance and survival. This conference dives deep into the "liminal spaces" occupied by migrants, refugees, and marginalized communities. From the trauma of partition to the digital storytelling of the modern era, we are exploring how suppressed memories challenge dominant national narratives.

Key Themes Include:

  • Diaspora & Displacement: Narratives of loss, longing, and belonging.

  • Intersecting Marginalities: Exploring gendered, caste-based, racialized, and queer memories.

  • Trauma & Postmemory: Understanding collective trauma in refugee communities.

  • Media as Memory: How cinema, literature, and social media act as sites of "remembering and forgetting."

  • Resistance: Erasures and survivals within Dalit, Adivasi, and Indigenous communities.


🎤 Hear from the Experts

The conference will feature insights from distinguished keynote speakers:

  • Prof. Simi Malhotra: Department of English, Jamia Millia Islamia.

  • Prof. Ajay K. Sahoo: Head of the Centre for Study of Indian Diaspora, University of Hyderabad.


📅 Mark Your Calendars (Important Dates)

If you are an academic, doctoral scholar, or even an independent researcher, this is your platform.

  • Abstract Submission Deadline: May 1, 2026

  • Notification of Acceptance: May 10, 2026

  • Full Paper Submission: June 15, 2026

  • Conference Dates: July 29–30, 2026

Pro-Tip: Selected participants will have the opportunity to publish their work in an edited volume with a renowned international publisher.


📝 How to Participate

Ready to contribute? Submit an abstract of 250–300 words outlining your research question and arguments.

  • Submit to: cmsst@vnrvjiet.in

  • Registration Fee: * Paper Presenters: INR 1,500

    • Attendees (Indian Participants): INR 200

Need a place to stay? Limited hostel accommodation at VNRVJIET is available on a first-come, first-served basis!


📞 Contact & Queries

For more information, reach out to the organizing team:

  • Email: cmsst@vnrvjiet.in or sudharani_d@vnrvjiet.in

  • Helpline: 98490 57294 (Dr. D. Sudha Rani) or 98668 38285 (Dr. S. Kanchana)

Don't let these stories fade into silence. Be part of the dialogue that imagines more inclusive futures.