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    Reading gains from first-language instruction in multilingual primary classrooms: a two-year study in 46 Karnataka schools

    Dr. Ishita Barua, Prof. Suresh Nair, Rukmini Shetty

    Lighthouse Journal of Education & Pedagogy2026Education & Language22 citations

    …. Children in bridging classrooms gained 0.41 SD in Kannada reading fluency and, contrary to the common objection, 0.23 SD in English decoding — the transfer effect the bridging literature predicts and the policy debate consistently discoun…

    https://doi.org/10.53456/ljep.2026.9.1.45

  2. BookOpen access

    The Multilingual Classroom

    Prof. Suresh Nair, Dr. Ishita Barua

    Lighthouse Education2025Education & Language

    Written for teachers who have thirty children and eleven home languages between them, and for the people who train those teachers. Every chapter pairs research evidence with classroom procedure, and every procedure has been used in an India…

    https://doi.org/10.53456/book.2025.multilingual

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    The untranslatable refrain: radif, rhyme and the limits of the English ghazal

    Dr. Fatima Sheikh

    Lighthouse Review of Literature & Cultural Studies2025Literature & Cultural Studies19 citations

    …ng across its otherwise unconnected couplets. Through close readings of Ghalib in three English translations alongside Agha Shahid Ali's formal ghazals, I argue that the English ghazal is best understood not as a translation of the form but…

    https://doi.org/10.53456/lrlcs.2025.10.3.288

  4. JournalOpen access

    Lighthouse Review of Literature & Cultural Studies

    Prof. Zoya Rahman, Jamia Millia Islamia

    Quarterly · ISSN 2456-81392016Literature & Cultural Studies

    Criticism, comparative literature, translation studies and cultural theory, with a standing commitment to writing in and about South Asian languages alongside the Anglophone canon.