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IJRHS – Vol.13 – 2025

  • Multilingual Communication in Disaster Response: Case Studies from Cyclone-Prone Regions

    Effective communication is vital in managing disasters, yet linguistic diversity in cyclone-prone regions often hinders prompt dissemination and comprehension of critical warnings and advisories. This study presents an in-depth examination of multilingual communication strategies deployed during…

  • Social Capital and Language Prestige in Urban vs. Rural India

    This delves deeply into the multifaceted relationship between social capital and language prestige in urban versus rural India, drawing on established theoretical frameworks and presenting comprehensive empirical findings. Social capital, as conceptualized by Bourdieu (1986) and…

  • Emotive Expression in Multilingual Poetry: A Psycholinguistic Perspective

    Emotive expression in poetry operates as a deeply nuanced mechanism through which writers convey their most intimate affective experiences, cultural memories, and identity constructions. In multilingual poetry—where two or more languages are interwoven within a single…

  • Impact of Script Reforms on Cultural Identity in Southern Indian States

    Script reforms—the deliberate modification of orthographic conventions—play a crucial role in shaping both the functional efficiency of written languages and the cultural self‐perception of their speaker communities. In Southern India, the Dravidian languages of Tamil, Kannada,…

  • Language Hierarchies in Indian Classrooms: A Study of Code-Switching in Government Schools

    This study offers a comprehensive analysis of language hierarchies and code-switching practices within Indian government school classrooms, highlighting the intricate ways in which linguistic repertoires are mobilized by teachers and students to negotiate meaning, authority, and…

  • Multilingual Yoga Education: Designing a National Curriculum

    Multilingual yoga education offers a pathway to broaden access, deepen cultural relevance, and enhance learning outcomes by incorporating regional languages alongside a global lingua franca. Designing a national curriculum that embraces linguistic diversity requires careful alignment…

  • Vol. 13, Issue 08, August 2025

    PUBLISHED: 2025-07-31 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article   1 Multilingual Yoga Education: Designing a National Curriculum DOI: https://doi.org/10.63345/ijrhs.net.v13.i8.1 Dr Rupesh Kumar Mishra 2 Language Hierarchies in Indian Classrooms: A Study of Code-Switching in…

  • Multilingualism and Political Campaigning: The Role of Regional Media

    Multilingual communication plays a pivotal role in shaping political discourse, particularly in culturally diverse nations where regional languages serve as vital channels for voter engagement. This manuscript examines the dynamic interplay between multilingualism and political campaigning,…

  • Yogic Concepts Across Indian Philosophical Texts in Sanskrit and Tamil

    This manuscript undertakes a comparative exploration of yogic concepts as articulated in classical Sanskrit and Tamil philosophical texts. While yoga is widely recognized through Patanjali’s Yoga Sūtras and the Bhagavad Gītā in Sanskrit, Tamil literature—especially the…

  • Language-Based Voting Patterns: A Case Study of South Indian States

    This study examines how linguistic identities influence voting behavior across the four major South Indian states: Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. Employing a mixed-methods approach that integrates quantitative analysis of election data from the…