Joseph Deepesh

Dear Sir/Madam   Thank you, for your interest to join with us.    Our Conference provide broad platform so you can send papers of your expertise or on your research area from the manifold themes of English Studies and disciplines related.   If you are looking for only presentation you can send abstract and suppose if you are looking for both presentation & publication we request to send your full papers by 30/08/2014 .     Once we get your paper we will forward it to the review and as we receive the acceptance from the review committee we will come back to you and then you can complete the registration formalities.   If you want to be a listener participant please write back we will send you Registration details.   We would like to add to your knowledge that upon registration your abstract would be published in the Proceedings of the Int Conference with ISBN  978-93-84124-23-6    ...

What would you do if you were not allowed to get an education? You couldn’t read or write. You had to work a minimum wage job at a factory and you weren’t happy with the job. You couldn’t teach your kid any skills because you didn’t learn anything.   Education like a torch light disperses darkness.   Education is power, banishes ignorance, enriches and nourishes.   Learning is a continuous process and we learn new things everyday.   The basic question comes to us why do we have to learn at all, what is the necessity of learning.   We require food for survival of our physical body and for our nourishment, and thereby, we gain energy.   We do not even realize that our mind continually thirsts for knowledge.   It is human basic instinct that our mind will want to know more and more things.   Our mind is inquisitive about knowing new things, new adventures, about new movies, new stories, and to what is happening around us, and perhaps curious abou...

Education, power, efficiency are appurtenances of life. Happy life with cool thoughts and life in college; Let's us cherish present moment and throw away strife, Tis time for learning and educating, and thus, is our privilege. Our teaching staff, our guide, angels, and guardians, Great blessing and God's gift to English department; Wisdom and fountain of knowledge, and our encyclopedians, Counselors, advisers, and role models for our accomplishment. Students walking in corridors for flavours of fresh air, Words of joy and fun, refreshes our brains and gives us freedom, Thoughts of expression and notions in class fly like hair, Symbols of words, like goddess of Athena, enhance our wisdom. Let's walk through the threshold of knowledge, With great desire and love, keeping our memories fresh, Celebrate rainbow of smiles and acknowledge, For springs of happiness I pray within us, keep afresh. Twelve steps of 2014, bring us inte...

Vanity Fair (William Makepeace Thackeray) Introduction : Vanity Fair written by William Makepeace Thackeray is generally recognized as his masterpiece, through which he established his important position in the history of English literature. In the novel, Thackeray profoundly exposes the social evils and reality of the times through realism and satire. Numerous surveys attempt to make some explorations of its elements of realism and satire that contribute much to its great success. Thackeray utilizes satire to make criticisms of the life of the bourgeoisie and aristocracy, which is sharp, penetrating and unique. His Vanity Fair fully embodies his viewpoint that a novel should reflect nature and reality, and transmit the real situation and true feelings. Vanity Fair, whose subtitle is known as A Novel Without A Hero, and which was published between 1847 and 1848, gives a satirical picture of a worldly society. The events of the novel happened during the Napoleo...

Brother Joseph Thambi Avutapalli, a villlage about 35 km from vijayawada, is called Assisi of Andhra Pradesh, not just bcause several Franciescan friars live there, but because of its association with the life and work of a member of the Franciscan third orer, man of miracles, who death anniversary draws thousands of pilgrims from all over the state. Born in September 1883 in Sirone and brought up in Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu, South India.   At the age of 12 (1895), he received the sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation.    *Left home as a boy to Kerala, the neighboring state and was educated with the help of a pious lady in whose house, he must have worked as a house taker.   Though he had frequent visits to his home-town from Kerala, only in 1928 he was recognized by his grandmother on the occasion of a funeral service of a relative. He was then 45.   He joined the Capuchins at Kollam in 1930. He was then 47.   On 14 September 1932, h...