Aadi Publications imprint: 59 books

The present book is an attempt to explore Ted Hughes' extraordinary abilities as a shamanic poet. He carries with him healing powers like a shaman and believes that a poet can lead his readers to a world of peace, happiness and bliss through the rhythms of his poetry. Hughes' endeavours, in this respect,...

These poems embody an inherent urge to unfold the ultimate truth; convey in simple and natural diction full of Indian sensibility; evolve through lyrical concentration and visual imagination and surprise the reader with sudden flashes of truly inspired utterances; successfully universalise the personal...

Contemporary poetic imagination is related to the actuality around which is the basis for thematic content in our poets. There is emphasis on the feelings about life, living, and our tradition and ethos. Poetry is being cherished as portrayal of our aspirations, ambitions, conditions of our sensitivity...

In modern time accounting and finance techniques have more importance than in past. Keeping good business relations with customers, employees, owners, investors and government these techniques have more complex than it was in the last century due to increase in trade, indusrr business and commerce...

The Novels of Bapsi Sidhwa: A Critical Evaluation is an attempt to discover and analyze Bapsi Sidhwa's concern with the subjective truth of human personality as it finds adequate expression in her novels. Sidhwa's novels presents socio-cultural aspect of a minority community, i.e., Parsees, struggling...

Indian writers with artistic skill wove many interesting things into the fabric of their creative writings. The telling of the tale is interesting, and emits a unique aroma that captured the readers of all sections in India and abroad. The fictional world of the Indian Writers in English reflects...

The rise and fall of share markets, the rise and fall of bullion market, the rise and fall in the prices of commodities are carefully observed and talked of by financial experts as well as the man in the street. Kidnaps, murders, acid attacks are on the rise. The fall in human values though not presented...

Indian Fiction in English developed rapidly and also became a popular genre in Indian Literature in English and in World literature. With its vast variety of themes, subject matter, narrative technique and style it has won a unique place in the hearts of the literary lovers. The changing relationships...

Immigrant Canadian Articulations' provides an analysis of the theoretical, critical and fictional works of South Asian and the Caribbean immigrant writers in Canada, and discusses their representativeness as writers of Canadian literature. Through the study of minority writing in Canada, Shaily Sharma...

This book is an attempt to critically evaluate the rural landscapes and characters in Indian English novels, as a part of the intellectual enjoyment and an endeavour to describe the natural beauty of our country. Therefore, it is a part of study of the Indian fiction in particular and short stories...

Being the 'unacknowledged legislator' of the world a literary artist derives substance for his legislation from diverse sources including politics. In the bewildering modern world which witnesses the overthrow of existing conceptualized versions and definitions political situations have also altered...

New Literature in English is related with the work in English in the former British colonies as Africa Australia, Canada and Caribbean Countries, India, New Zealand, , Sri Lanka and USA. In this anthology there are twenty-seven papers that cover authors like 'Mahasweta Devi, Stphen Gill, Nissim Ezekiel,...

The most striking feature of the book (Culture and Identity, Re-reading Raja Rao and Mulk Raj Anand) is its fresh take on Raja Rao and Mulk Raj Anand. Beyond the conventional, canonical critical approaches that usually estimate these authors from social, philosophical perspectives, the book takes...

Indian contribution to World Drama is immense. The dramatic powers of our Indian dramatists are matchless and their experiments with stage in traditional and modern age are wonderful. At the beginning stage our dramatists had British influence. Some of our plays are covered out of mythological stories....