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The Scholarly Chronicle is a distinguished academic forum dedicated to the rigorous documentation and dissemination of literary criticism, intellectual discourse, and scholarly debate within the humanities. With a primary focus on English Literature and Language Studies, the platform strives to transcend geographical and disciplinary boundaries, engaging scholarly minds and facilitating the global exchange of essential knowledge. 

The Literary Forum does not currently publish research papers or academic articles. At present, our activities are exclusively dedicated to organising Scholarly Talks and producing Podcasts. 

Corresponding Email: scholarlychronicle@gmail.com 

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Editor & Host 
Dr Tapas Sarkar 
The Scholarly ChronicleⒸ 
Email: scholarlychronicle@gmail.com

Co-Host & Moderator
Dr Jay Kumar
Scholarly ChronicleⒸ

Members
1. Dr Krishna Kumar
2. Mr Satish Chandra Das
3. Dr Suraj Jaiswal
4. Dr Shibnath Kumar Sharma
5. Mr Prince Madhav


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