In the 1960s, an attempt was made to discuss the presence of feudalism in the context of early medieval India covering the period between 3rd century and 10th century CE. The Puranic literature provides information regarding ...
Gawas, V.M.(Recent Trends In Education, Ed. by A.C. Lal Kumar. 7; 2021; 17-28.)
The New Education Policy 2020 is emphasis on the all aspect of reform the education systems in India. This policy makes the reclamation to all phases of the current education system towards the formation of new education ...
Gawas, V.M.(Recent Trends In Humanities and Social Sciences, Ed. by Babita Labh Kayastha. 8; 2020; 83-94.)
The large number of tribal peoples are living in remote and the forest areas have been adversely affected during the time of COVID-19 and lockdown period. Despite these distinctions problems faced by the tribal people due ...
Gawas, V.M.(Perspectives in Laws, Ed. by Pramod Kumar Singh. 4; 2021; 27-42.)
The progressive movement for Protection of Children Rights has underway throughout the world. On point of views, the children are deemed to be part of the quasi-property and economic assets. The global and national instruments ...
Rao, N.(Revista de História das Ideias. 39; 2021; 75-95.)
By using the concepts such as power, discourse, and «reverse» (counter) discourse, this paper contextualises colonial discourse and nationalist counterdiscourse through a critique of the concepts - Goa Dourada and Goa ...
This paper reviews and reinterprets the representation of the Kali Age Crisis as the reflection of feudalism, thus analyzing the feudalism debate. It substantiates the argument that the Kali Age Crisis did not represent ...
Rao, N.(Namma Nele Samskriti Ed. by Basappa Shirigeri, Pandarinatha Agnihotri, Nagaraja, H. et al. 2021; 17-20.)
A few scholars who studied India's sense of history and attempted to find historical consciousness argued that India did not have the tradition of writing down its history. Based on this finding, it was argued that Indians ...
Kamat, S.; Tharakan, K.(Journal of Human Values. 27(3); 2021; 261-268.)
Most religious texts and practices warrant the exclusion of women from religious rituals and public spheres during the menstrual flow. This is seemingly at odds with the very idea of 'Religion' which binds the human beings ...