THE THIRD VOICE REALITY AND VISION
Vol No-7 | Issue No-1 | June, 2025

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India’s Leading Role in the Counter-Terror Cooperation in South Asia

Prasanta Sahoo

Abstract: After decades of being a victim of terrorism, India has started leading the SouthAsia region in cooperation for counter terror measures. The menace of terrorism in this region is deeply rooted in the cultural, historical, political, ideological, and socio-economic conditions of the region…

Keywords: India’s Leading Role, Terrorism, SAARC, South Asia, Counter terror Measures

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Strategic Contestation and Regional Realignment: Israel–Iran Dynamics in the Emerging Global Order

Sandip Kumar Singh, Daniel Gidey, Kunwar Siddarth Dadhwal

Abstract: This paper analyses the strategic rivalry between Israel and Iran and how it has reshaped the Middle East’s global order. The paper discusses how this protracted conflict reshapes regional security paradigms and world power dynamics by following their development as a regional rival and studying current geopolitical patterns…

Keywords: Strategic Rivalry, Israel-Iran Relations, Middle East Geopolitics, Regional Security, Global Power
Dynamicsndia’s Leading Role, Terrorism, SAARC, South Asia, Counter terror Measures

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Distraction and Estrangement in the Digital Age: A sociological study based on the girl students of Kailash hostel of Lucknow University

Sandeep Saini, Pramod Kumar Gupta, Urvashi Nag, Diksha Gaur

Abstract: This research paper explores the impact of digital technologies on the lives of girl’s students, focusing specifically on feelings of distraction and estrangement in the digital age. The study is centred on the resident of Kailash Hostel at Lucknow University. The study examines how excessive engagement with…

Keywords: Digital technologies, social isolation, Interpersonal relationships, Digital Surveillance, Psychosocial Impact.

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Submerge Sports : A Case Study of Khuntapali Village of Bolangir District of Odisha

Subal Tandi

Abstract: This research examines how the Lower Suktel Irrigation Project (LSIP) in Odisha’s Bolangir district has affected sports through displacement. The status of the displaced people’s adaptation to the local athletic culture in opposition to the acquisition of land for the irrigation project is identified in the study…

Keywords: Submerge sports,Local sport, Displaced People, Kin, and Social Relationship

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The Apocalyptic Maneuverability of World Politics ( A case study on USA under Trumpian era)

Jajnadatta Pattanayak & Shishir Kumar Prusty

Abstract: Geopolitics is not like the cherry on the cake, and it is not as easy as having Starbucks coffee in a modern restaurant; world politics is changing more dramatically than we expect. So, geopolitics is making the future more unpredictable, like the “Black Swan Theory,” which is unexpected due to the lack of evidence to decode the future intentions of…

Keywords: Geopolitics, Nation-States, Juggernaut, Pandemics, Spillover, Organization.

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Domestic Tyranny and Cultural Expectations: Analyzing Gender Roles in Purple Hibiscus

Shradhananda Dash and Ananda Sethi

Abstract: This study undertakes a critical examination of how gender roles, domestic oppression, and cultural expectations are represented in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s celebrated novel Purple Hibiscus (2003), situated firmly within the socio-political landscape of postcolonial Nigeria…

Keywords: Purple Hibiscus; Gender roles, Domestic violence, Nigerian literature, Feminism, Cultural expectations, Patriarchy, Postcolonialism, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Demystifying Teachers Identity in Odisha within the Socio Professional Contour and Changing Educational Policies

Arpita Singh & Ashok Dansana

Abstract: This study explores the perceptions of elementary school teachers in Odisha regarding their professional space, employment security, and socio-economic status in the context of shifting educational policies. Grounded in Social Identity Theory, Role Identity Theory, and Policy Implementation Theory…

Keywords: Elementary school teachers, Teacher identity, Educational policy, Professional autonomy, Socio-
economic status, Odisha, Qualitative study, Policy implementationanda Ngozi Adichie

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UNDERSTANDING MENSTRUAL STIGMAS IN TRIBAL SOCIETY OF ODISHA: The Politics of Purity and Pollution

Rupali Rupajita Mohanty

Abstract: Menstruation, an essential natural and physiological process, continues to be downplayed and pushed into the private realm. Throughout history, curiosity concerning menstruation has led to multiple taboos and stigmas, widely considering it to be polluted and evil. The constant expectations from family and society…

Keywords: Menstruation, Tribal women, Taboos, Stigmas

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Archaeological and Historical Insights from Dharmasala: A Study of Ancient and Medieval Settlements

Manas Kumar Rout

Abstract: This article presents an archaeological study of the Dharmasala region in Odisha, focusing on its geographical significance, ancient settlements, and material culture spanning from the ancient to early medieval periods. The region’s strategic location, with its proximity to major rivers like…

Keywords: Settlement site Kadala,Saroi Hill, Dakhinsasan Settlement Site, Radhanagar early historic Site.

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India and Climate change Challenges: Programmes and policies of Modi Government

Krishna Devidasi & Dipak Kumar Dash

Abstract: Now the World is facing two crises. One is International Terrorism and second is Global Warming. With industrialization based on fossil fuels, the emission of CO2 and other greenhouse gases since the 15th-century scientific revolution has resulted in rising the temperature of the earth…

Keywords: Climate Change policy, India, Global, Environmental politics, Commitments

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