Creation and Criticism

 ISSN: 2455-9687

(A Quarterly International Peer-reviewed Refereed e-Journal

Devoted to English Language and Literature)

Editorial

The opening verse of the Bhagavad Gita—“Dharmakshetre Kurukshetre...”— marks a profound moment of curiosity, moral conflict, and inner turmoil. Despite knowing that war was inevitable, King Dhritarashtra’s question to Sanjaya reveals a deeper unease— an internal struggle between attachment and righteousness. Read More

The Resurrection of Daksa

PCK Prem

Awful and coldhearted destruction and ruin of Yajna was widespread and caused tremendous damage to life and property and brought suffering innumerable to the people. Punishment of Daksa was exemplary, for he was immensely impolite, astringent and unsympathetic toward Shiva.... Read More

 A Tribute to the Lost Glory of the Puissant Queen of Keladi

The Warrior Queen of Keladi by Professor Basavaraj Naikar is an awe inspiring historical novel. In our country many a historical facts are not properly documented; significant historical achievements of people of India are lost in oblivion.— Sabita Tripathy

1. Treatment of Three Major Living Issues – Corruption, Casteism and Communalism in Aravind Adigas’s Between the Assassinations — Shrikant Singh

2. Using the Case Study Approach in Precis Writing to Teach Professional Communication — Abnish Singh Chauhan

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