Conference Proceedings

S.No	Paper Title	Author(s)	Pages
1	Eco critical Insights in the Poetry of Robert Frost	Dr. Ajay Kumar Pradhan	1–4
2	From Serenity to Somberness: The Interplay of Nature and Human Psyche in Selected Poems of Jibanananda Das	Anish Saha	5–12
3	Of Clouds and Widows: The Hydropoetic Dialectic of Freedom and Constraint in Meghadūta and Water	Auroshikha Mishra	13–18
4	Rooted Rebellion: Environmental Memory and Resistance to Colonisation in Wide Sargasso Sea	Ayush Padhi	19–25
5	Scrutinizing Ecocentric Attitude of Humans: Ecocritical Interpretation in Ruskin Bond’s Select Short Stories	Bansi Sing	26–31
6	Living with the Climate Crisis: Youth, Emotional Resilience and the Politics of Hope	Dr. Mahesh Chandra Dash	32–36
7	The Scientific Rape of Nature: An Ecofeminist Reading of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein	Dr. Mousumi Mullick	37–41
8	Reimagining the New Terrains of Ecocriticism: A Postcolonial Ecocritical Reading of the Environmental Imagination in the Works of Amitav Ghosh	Dr. Saroja Mandal	42–45
9	An Ecocritical Inquiry into Manoj Das’s Short Fiction	Dr. Sushree Smita Raj	46–51
10	Ecosystem is at the Crossroad	Dr. Renubala Sundaray	52–58
11	Nonsense as Ecological Critique: Rethinking Colonial Modernity in Abol Tabol	Ifteshan Firdoush	59–68
12	Ecofeminism and Gender	Jagadish Nath	69–74
13	Eco-Grief, Eco-Anxiety, Solastalgia and Perils of Plastic Waste Explored in the Poems of Margaret Atwood	Krittika Thakur	75–79
14	Charting Empire at Sea: Maritime Histories and Colonial Capitalism in Amitav Ghosh’s Ibis Trilogy	Kostyanv Gonsalvis Dr. Srinivas Vooradi	80–83
15	Anti-Pastoral Modernity: Ecological Alienation in Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar	Lipakshi Panda	84–89
16	The Eco Maternal: Motherhood and Environmental Consciousness in Kingsolver's Flight Behavior	Monia Dr. Nitesh Rajpurohit	90–100
17	Echoes of the Ancestral Hills: Nature, Conflict, and Cultural Continuity in The Black Hill by Mamang Dai	Nibedita Mohapatra	101–106
18	Oceanic Cycles and Temporal Philosophy: A Kalachakra Approach to Riders to the Sea	Parameswar Behera	107–110
19	From Himalayan Hermitages to Faerie Realms: Green and Blue Humanities in Kalidasa and Spenser	Pritilogna S. Mahakud	111–118
20	The Nature–Mind Interface: Exploring Ecopsychological Elements in Ted Hughes’ Poems	Priyanka Priyadarshini Devi	119–123
21	Tidal Humanism: Oceanic Relationality and the Ethics of Coexistence in Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea	Mrs. Prothoma Saha	124–128
22	Human–Nonhuman Relationship and Multispecies Coexistence: A Reading of The Hungry Tide	Ramesh Chandra Pradhani	129–142
23	Environment Degradation and Gendered Oppression: An Ecofeminist Analysis of The God of Small Things	Resham Rachita Sahoo S. B. Manognya	143–149
24	Rewriting Nature, Reclaiming Identity: Anti-Essentialist Ecofeminist Insurgency in Dalit Women’s Literature	Rudrani Kumari Dr. Ramhit Chaupal	150–157
25	The Environment and Mind: An Affective Ecological Study of The Blood of Leaves	Samiran Mondal	158–162
26	Robert Frost’s Select Poems: An Ecocritical Study	Sanchaita Ghosh	163–166
27	Red Ideology and Blue Water: Communist Betrayal, Subaltern Memory & Ecological Politics in The Hungry Tide	Satyam Das	167–170
28	Silenced Rivers and Erasable Gardens: Postcolonial Ecocriticism, Muslim Lifeworld, and the Politics of Environmental Erasure	Sheema Jilani	171–177
29	Environmental Literature and Eco-Criticism: A Critical Study in the Works of Wordsworth, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller and Henry David Thoreau	Sk Abdul Salam Dr. Ajit Kumar Mohapatra	178–183
30	From Habitat to Exile: Environmental Displacement and the Expanding Horizons of Ecocriticism	Smruti Rekha Biswal	184–190
31	From the Golden Bird to the Hungry Body: Post-humanism in the Poetry of W. B. Yeats and Jayanta Mahapatra	Snehashish Mahakud	191–196
32	Riverine Cosmologies: Myth, Memory and Environmental Consciousness in Indian and Nigerian Fiction	Subham Kumar Das	197–205
33	Environmental Justice and Caste Marginality in Bengali Dalit Autobiographies	Subhra Chakraborty Dr. Bharat A. Tupere	206–212
34	Land, Empire, and Ecological Subalternity: A Postcolonial Ecocritical Reading of Gopinath Mohanty’s Paraja	Swagatika Pradhan	213–219
35	The Bay of Bengal as Counter-Archive: Blue Humanities and the Rewriting of Odisha’s Maritime Modernity	Urmimala Mohanta	220–224
36	Entangled Vocality: Probing Displacement in Sperm Whale Codas through Ecocritical and Posthumanist Lenses	Sai Dinabandhu Beuria	225–231
37	Myth, Nature and Ecological Balance: An Ecocritical Study of Myth Retellings	Kumar Shubham	232–234
38	Frozen Futures: Egg Freezing, Temporal Anxiety, and the Ethics of Deferred Motherhood in Twenty-First Century Women’s Fiction	Ashraful Haque	235–240
39	Embodied Rumination and Decolonial Memory: An Ecopsychological Study of Industrial Catastrophe in Indra Sinha’s Animal’s People	Alankruta Mohanty	241–252
40	Relevance of Postcolonial Ecocriticism in Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's Novel Palli Samaj	Dr. Ajit Kumar Mohapatra	253–256
41	Social Consciousness in Arundhati Roy’s “The Greater Common Good”	Dr. Minati Sethi	257–261
42	From Climate Crisis to Human Survival: Gender, Environment, and Survival in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior	Partha Sarathi Mondal	262–271

Volume - 11, Special Issue - 4(2026)

"Exploring The New Terrians Of Ecocriticism: Concept, Context and Content "(Hybrid Mode)

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