POEMS ---------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Contemplation - where is my home? Poet: Merry Baruah Poet intro: Merry Barua, Associate Professor of English at Cotton University, has a PhD from Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati and specializes in Indian Writings in English, Literature of the North East and Literary and Cultural Theory. A former Visiting Faculty at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Guwahati campus), she is interested in translation and pu…
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Excerpts and Abstracts: TMYS Review March 2022
Mar 1, 2022
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Archive: Forced Migration.
Mar 1, 2022
Archive: Forced Migration. Stories of Armed Conflict & Violence, Pandemic and Human Trafficking I. ARMED CONFLICT & VIOLENCE 1. Identity Crisis & Reconstruction: Consequence of Migration due to Partition The issue of identity fragmentation encountered by the people who migrate during partition; and their attempt to reconstruct a new identity after resettlement. SPEAKERS: Anindita Ghoshal Binod Khadria Anjali Enjeti Pippa Virdee 2. Psychological Trauma: A Scarring Aftermath of Forced Migr…
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Editorial by Dr. Sourav Banerjee - Women's Resettlement Project - TMYS Review December 2021
Dec 2, 2021
“A gender-equal society would be one where the word ‘gender’ does not exist: where everyone can be themselves.” - Gloria Steinem. The contemporary relevance of the above quotation by the famous American feminist journalist and social political activist of the late 1960s and early 1970s, establishes beyond doubt that gender inequality exists world over, with varying degrees of differences. While an astonishing number of women still strive for a…
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Archive: Women's Migration and Resettlement
Nov 24, 2021
I. WIDOW'S MIGRATION: the history and socio-religious stimulants 1. Forced or Voluntary Migration of the Widows: the Impact and the Consequences Speakers: Ann Wilder, Lata Murti, Rituparna Bhattacharyya 2. Widows of Kashi: Migration & Resettlement Speakers: Shome Basu, Mona Verma, Rekha Pande. 3. Judicial Arbitration and Resettlement of Widows Speaker: Shri Bindeshwar Pathak. 4. Occupation, Finance, Sustenance - Widows and their Movements Speakers: Prof. Malashri Lal, Meera Khanna. 5…
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“Sometimes we feel we straddle two cultures; at other times, that we fall between two stools.” This quotation from Salman Rushdie reveals much about the ambiguous condition of the diasporic people. The term diaspora, which was once an object of suspicion, has now become one of fascination. Once it was historically and politically a loaded concept, today it is not only an impartial term but also an all embracing one for the erstwhile terms like immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, guest worker…