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Association for Cultural and Scientific Research (ACSR) is a nonprofit organization registered in the State of Kerala, India to promote cultural, scientific and educational exchanges among the academic fraternity. The Association emphasizes on Education, Welfare of Women, Children and other weaker sections of the society. Association for Cultural and Scientific Research (ACSR) was registered under Travancore Cochin Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Registration Act XII of 1955 with Registration Number TSR/TC/3/2015. Since its inception, ACSR has always been actively engaged in building the bridge between people from the diverse educational Diasporas as the association has members from across the globe and actively promotes national and international literary and cultural exchanges, designed to strengthen mutual understanding and promote international friendship and co-operation.

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Expedition is a students’ biannual (August and January) magazine launched under the auspices of the academic community Association for Cultural & Scientific Research (ACSR). The magazine provides the students a number of avenues to pursue their interests and publish their essays, poems and stories. It also focuses on schools that offer quality education along with providing enrichment opportunities for all students ....Read More

Journal - The Investigator

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The Investigator is an international peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal published quarterly (March, June, September and December), launched under the auspices of the academic community Association for Cultural & Scientific Research (ACSR). Keeping the panoramic scopes of research as vibrant path, The Investigator intends to reflect on the skilled minds attitudinally conjuring from humanities to other... Read More

The Investigator : Content [2024 June]

Subalternity and Gender Politics in Popular Malayalam Cinema

Synergizing Science and Culture: A Holistic Approach to Sustainable Entrepreneurship

Portuguese Intervention and the Attempts of Latinisation among the St. Thomas Christians of 16th-17th century Malabar

Exploring the Importance and Scope of Tribes' Traditional Knowledge in Contemporary Knowledge Systems

Re-fashioning the Feminine Self: A Gynocritical Study of Sr.Jesme’s Amen: An Autobiography of a Nun

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