Sarojini Naidu was a student who excelled academically, a renowned freedom fight activist in India, and a poet who wrote sonnets. She is popularly known as the "Nightingale of India" and has been given this title for many years. She was the first lady to hold the position of President of India in our country, she was a notable person in Indian women's history, and she was the first Governor of Uttar Pradesh after the state of Uttar Pradesh gained its independence. She was one of the most well-known figures of the 20th century, and her presence on our planet as a powerful figure is celebrated annually on the holiday that is known as "Women's Day." The significant achievement that has been set in the field of poetry is the topic that will be discussed in this paper. Her sense of poetry is centered on an extraordinary bank of words that are so culturally specific that they can be sung with genuine feelings. In the year 1905, she had the poem "Bull Bule Hind" published; this was the beginning of her exploration into the literary realm. The Pardah Nashin, The Village Song, Lotus, and The Bird of Time are the primary focal the points of this paper's analysis.

Possessing a strong command of the English language is one of the fundamental requirements. There is English-language access to all of the content, both technical and non-technical. Learners of the English language and teachers of the language encounter a great deal of difficulty in both the learning and teaching of the language. The field of Neuro Linguistic Programming investigates the workings of the brain and how it processes various linguistic capabilities. It is concerned with the way the brain operates, and consequently, how the brain must be taught in order to get the desired results. The learner can develop their abilities like as listening, speaking, reading, and writing with the help of this. This is an effort to concentrate on bettering the process of teaching and learning languages through the utilisation of a novel method known as neuro-linguistic programming.

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From the very beginning, war has been depicted in the pages of literature romantically as heroic, adventurous, glorious, and good for peace and development. Until the twentieth century, this trend of romantically portraying war was quite prevalent. In the twentieth century, especially after WWI, there was a demand to perform battle realistically. There was a demand for such type of literature that could depict the harsh reality of war with all its devastating effects, torture, massacre bloodshed, suffering and mental trauma, which until now had been kept under the lustre of romanticism. Ernest Hemingway was a writer who, in his war novels, dealt with the issue of war realistically as he participated in WWI and the Spanish Civil War. Here in this study, we will be dealing with the realistic portrayal of war in the war novels of Ernest Hemingway.