Perspectives on Indian Writing in English: Text and Context / Ram Avadh Prajapati.

1. Chaman Nahal's sense of history in Azadi;
2. Female character and their psyche in the plays of Mahesh Dattani;
3. Controversy in identity and love: Re-reading the poems of Kamala Das;
4. Treatment of women characters in male-authored text of mistry;
5. The politics of religion and communal acrimony in Mahesh Dattani's final solution;
6. The forced destiny of Hijra community: A critique of Dattani's play seven steps around the fire;
7. A comparative study of Raja Rao and R.K. Narayan: In relation to their view on Gandhism;
8. Deconstruction the code of dance and man: Resulting dramatic tension and dilemma in Mahesh Dattani's dance like a man;
9. Configuring incest: Power, abuse and Betrayal;
10. Excruciating opprobrium of philistinism: Probing the gender-biased predilection in Mahesh Dattani's dance like a man;
11. Of Bonsai, mask and beyond: The use of symbols in Mahesh Dattani's bravely fought the queen;
12. Debating socio-cultural identity : Spaces of negotiation in Mahesh Dattani's play tara;
13. Puran Singh's the bride of the sky : A journey to the beyond;
14. Inclusiveness of life and the indestructibility of the human spirit in Rohinton Mistry's such a long journy;
15. Mending the margins: AN enquiry into the margins of Anita Desai's fasting, feasting ;
16. Gender disparity and women's fight against patriarchal dominance in the plays of Mahesh Dattani's: Analysis of Tara and bravery fought the queen;
17. Indian culture sensibility and philosophy in Nissim Ezekiel's poem;
18. Experiments with targedy in Girsh Karnad the fire ad the rain;
19. Breaking the stereotype : The quest for identity in Kamala Das's an introduction;
20. Mahesh Dattani's Bravely fought teh queen: The thematic analysis;
21. The early poetry of Agha Shahid Ali: A study of Bone-sculptor and in the memory of Begum Akhtar;