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Volume 16, 2024
- Number 1: Themed Issue on Indigenous Performance Ecologies and Ecological Power in the Global South
- Number 2: Language Engineering and general articles
- Number 3: Creative Technologies and general articles
- Number 4: General Issue (In progress)
Volume 15, 2023
- Number 1: Themed Issue on Current and Future Directions in TESOL Studies
- Number 2: General Issue
- Number 3: General Issue
- Number 4: Themed Issue on the AI Revolution
- Number 5: Special Issue on Poetics of Self-construal in Postcolonial Literature
Volume 14, 2022
- Number 1: Themed Issue on Contemporary East and Southeast Asian Literary and Cultural Studies
- Number 2: Themed Issue on Literature of Northeast India & General Articles
- Number 3: Themed issue “Across Cultures: Ibero-America and India” & General Articles
- Number 4: Themed issue “Global Anxieties in Times of Current Crises”
Volume 13, 2021
- Number 1: General Issue under Continuous Mode
- Number 2: Special Articles on Health Humanities and General Articles
- Number 3: General Issue
- Number 4: General Issue
Volume 12, 2020
- Number 1: General Issue under Continuous Mode
- Number 2: General Issue under Continuous Mode
- Number 3: Special Collection on “India and Travel Narratives”, guest-edited by Ms. Somdatta Mandal, PhD
- Number 4: General Issue under Continuous Mode
- Number 5: 1st RIOC Conference Issue
- Number 6: Special Articles on Health Humanities and General Articles
Volume 11, 2019
- Number 1: (Special Issue on Human Rights and Literature, guest-edited by Prof. Pramod K. Nayar)
- Number 2: General Issue
- Number 3: General Issue
Volume 10, 2018
- Number 1: (Special Issue on “Interrogating Cultural Translation: Literature and Fine Arts in Translation and Adaptation”, in collaboration with the Department of English, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham)
- Number 2: (On Frankenstein 200, 1818-2018 and the General Areas)
- Number 3: (General Issue)
Volume 9, 2017
- Number 1 (General Issue)
- Special Issue on Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan
- Number 2 (with special articles on Technocracy, War and Walls in Art and Literature)
- Number 3 (General Issue)
- Number 4 (General Issue)
Volume 8, 2016
- Number 1 (Open Issue)
- Number 2 (Special Issue on Education by Lovely Professional University)
- Number 3 (Special Focus on Animal Studies)
- Number 4 (General Issue)
Volume 7, 2015
- Number 1 (Special Issue on Digital Humanities)
- Number 2 (Special Issue on “Desire and Deceit: India in the Europeans’ Gaze”)
- Number 3 (Open Issue)
Volume 6, 2014
Volume 5, 2013
Volume 4, 2012
Volume 3, 2011
- Number 1 (Special Issue on the Interdisciplinary Relationship between Science and Art)
- Number 2 (Contemporary Poetry in English)
- Number 3 (Hierarchical Economy)
- Number 4 (Open Issue)
Volume 2, 2010
- Number 1 (Special Issue on Visual Arts)
- Number 2 (New Literatures in English)
- Number 3 (Special Issue dedicated to the Bicentennial of Mexican Independence)
- Number 4 (Special Issue on Rabindranath Tagore, 150 Years)
Volume 1, 2009
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