Journal InterViews
Saint Claret College (Autonomous), Ziro

2026

Volume 13, Issue 1

Published: July 2026

Articles in this Issue

This issue contains 8 articles.

OriginalArticle Pages 8-19
UGC REGULATIONS IN THE INDIAN FEDERATION: ISSUES AND COMPLEXITIES
Author(s): Batskhem Myrboh
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 8-19

Dwelling on K. C. Wheare’s theoretical enunciation that India is a quasi-federation, this paper explores the division of power between the Union and the States and demonstrates that in the field of...

University Grants Commission, Indian Federalism, Centre-State Relations, Supreme Court of India
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OriginalArticle Pages 20-36
TOWARDS DECONSTRUCTING COLONIAL REALITY: ASSERTING OUR SPACE IN SOCIAL WORK KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION
Author(s): Juster Lyngdoh
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 20-36

Since the enlightenment period in Europe, western ontology of authentic truth has dominated in comprehending, explaining and evaluating everything from the reality of history to the truth of human ...

Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenous Epistemology, western paradigm, social work education, resistance & hegemony
219 views 78 downloads
OriginalArticle Pages 37-46
GERIATRIC HEALTH STATUS OF THE NOCTE NAGAS LIVING IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH, INDIA
Author(s): Reetimoni Hazarika & Md. Asghar
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 37-46

Ageing is a natural and inevitable, time-related deterioration in an individual’s physical and mental health. With age, an individual experiences various health problems. Therefore, this study aims...

Geriatric health, Nocte Nagas, Arunachal Pradesh, morbidity, musculoskeletal problem
67 views 45 downloads
OriginalArticle Pages 47-59
LOTHA LANGUAGE VARIATION AND EVOLUTION: AN ETHNOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS BASED ON FISHMAN’S THEORY
Author(s): Y. Philip & Thungyani Ovung
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 47-59

The study examines the variation and evolution of the Lotha language from an ethnolinguistic perspective, using Joshua A. Fishman’s theory of language maintenance, language shift, and the Graded In...

Lotha language; ethnolinguistic identity; language variation; language shift; Fishman’s GIDS
89 views 72 downloads
OriginalArticle Pages 60-81
MECHANISMS FOR ACTIVE INDIGENOUS PARTICIPATION AND TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION: POLICY FRAMEWORKS, BARRIERS, AND PATHWAYS FORWARD
Author(s): Utpal Deka
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 60-81

Indigenous Knowledge (IK) and traditional practices provide place-specific, sustainable, and culturally resonant strategies for disaster risk reduction (DRR), yet their systematic incorporation int...

Active Participation, Community Resilience, Disaster Risk Reduction, Indigenous Knowledge, Integration Mechanisms, Policy Frameworks, Traditional Practices.
89 views 58 downloads
OriginalArticle Pages 82-96
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN MEGHALAYA: CHALLENGES AND POLICY RESPONSES
Author(s): Hamlet B. Lyngdoh & A. W. Rani
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 82-96

Meghalaya has been grappling with unemployment problem for the last few decades, and the problem seems to get worse by the day. Youth unemployment in Meghalaya has emerged as one of the most pressing ...

Youth unemployment, Meghalaya, labor force, entrepreneurship, policy responses.
126 views 84 downloads
OriginalArticle Pages 97-106
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICES (KAP) OF MENSTRUAL HYGIENE AMONG THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER DUO OF THE NOCTES OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH, INDIA
Author(s): Rubu Anu, Dibyajyoti Das, & Md. Asghar
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 97-106

Menstrual hygiene is one of the most important aspects that girls and women need to take care of themselves. However, knowledge passed down from one generation to the next can shape the overall und...

Menstruation, hygiene, KAP study, Mother-Daughter Duo, Nocte tribe, Arunachal Pradesh
103 views 59 downloads
BookReview Pages 107-113
A Review of Journalism and Gender: Global Perspectives Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh New York, 605 Third Avenue: Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), 2025 244 pp. ISBN: 9781032662756. DOI: 10.4324/9781032662756. Price: $44.09
Author(s): Reviewed by Sonam Sultana Shah
Volume: 13  Issue: 1  Pages: 107-113

What does it mean to comprehend journalism and gender from a genuinely global standpoint? The question is less straightforward than it first appears. A global approach requires more than extending g...

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