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• 1. A Comparative Study on Post- Independence Demonetization in India for the Years 1978 & 2016 By-  V. Kavitha Rajan  
  ( Posted On : 28-07-2018 )
• 2. A Critical Exposition of Ibn Arabi’s Doctine of Wahdat ul Wajood By-  Diwan Taskheer Khan  
  ( Posted On : 28-07-2018 )
• 3. Teachers’ Perceptions, Beliefs and Practice of Code Switching in English Language Class By-  Zahid Kamran Khan  
  ( Posted On : 28-07-2018 )

Over the years the term diaspora has undergone transformation by acquiring a wider meaning. It is on record that at one point or another people moved either voluntarily, transported or dispersed from their place of origin to an alien place for trading and colonising purposes. Diasporic communities manifest themselves in various forms depending on the context one looks at them. In thinking of the Indian diaspora, the questions that come to the fore include: relations between parents and children; race relations between Indians, blacks, and whites; the place of Indian food and music in the preservation of Indian communities, etc. This paper explores the clothing practices of the working women in the Indian diaspora across the globe. It aims to identify the clothing practices of the Indian working women in the diaspora and also know the factors that affect their dressing.

- Farha Deeba Khizar Hasan *