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Queen Elizabeth II and What It Means to Be British

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                 Queen Elizabeth II Britain's longest-serving monarch may have inherited the crown, but her global admiration was earned.   “Queenhood”, it is called: “A priceless burden for a young lady, But, dressed and dressed, an emperor proceeds In the lateral climate of the next few years. and heavy shipments of church and state Lighten with each step, syrupy old gold Converted to Platinum, Alchemy Redefined. Queenhood: It’s Law and Tradition, the Life of Dreams And the documentary, a true fantasy. For generations we will not know such glory.”
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KINDLY ADJUST TO OUR ENGLISH -Shashi Tharoor

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KINDLY ADJUST TO OUR ENGLISH                                                                                     -Shashi Tharoor         He is the Indian national Congress MP Thiruvananthapuram. He is the Author of 23 books, Ex- minister of stat e, government of India and Former under Secretary General, United Nations. He outlines the key of elements of a possible peace in Ukraine and urges UN Secretary-General to give a call to the warning nation to stop the war. He plays his part in bringing the needless suffering and destruction to an end. His ideas on ...
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THE RIDER TO THE SEA -J.M. SYNGE

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METHODS AND PRINCIPLES OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

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                                                         METHODS AND PRINCIPLES       ELT in India today That is one side of the picture. The other side is that in educationally backward families, success in learning English has been elusive. Every year, thousands of students fail at examinations in English. In spite of years spent learning English, fluency and accuracy elude the learner. This has adversely affected the morale of many learners and their dissatisfaction with the official sector in ELT has given rise to a huge private industry. That the private sector has also failed is a different story. In a community where success in life depends upon success in learning English, here is a challenge for ELT.       Several studies, for example, Sawhney (1980), Parashar (1979) and Chaudhary (1981) have fou...
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THE LAST LABYRINTH -ARUN JOSHI

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  THE LAST LABYRINTH                                                           -ARUN JOSHI             Indian English Fiction is now being studied and discussed in the entire English speaking world by those interested in the Indian sub-continent or in non-native Englishes, and by linguists for its thematic and stylist Indianness, At least half a dozen Indian English novelists have created a small but slowly increasing international reading public for themselves, e.g. Mulk Raj Anand, Anita Desai, Manohar Malgonkar, Kamla Markandaya, R.K.Narayan, Raja Rao, Khushwant Singh and Nayantara Sahgal. The writers express themselves through various themes...
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