- Gender, Sexuality, and Indian Cinema: Queer VisualsS (Ed.) Sanyal 2023
- Editor's Note - Exploring Motherly Instincts: Representation of Mothers in Indian CinemaS SanyalCaf Dissensus 2022
- EditorialS Sanyal, S Bantle, J LieberwirthAlluvium 9 (4) 2021
- Bearing Non-violent Legacies in the Womb: An Indian Case StudyS Sanyal, A HamlingWomen and Non-Violence 2021
- Modern Women in India's Past: Ungendering Inquisitive MindsS Sanyal, A Roy'Modern' Women of the Past? Unearthing Gender and Antiquity 2021
- Hear, Hear The Warning Bells: Literature, Ecology, and Cyclone in the Bengal DeltaS SanyalASLE India Newsletter, Vol. 11, No. 2 2020
- An Indomitable Urge to Penetrate the World of Words: Reading Amar Jiban in South Asian ContextS SanyalJournal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics 43 (3), 82-90 2020
- A Bag Full of Tales: Revisiting the Lanes of Bengal Through Folk TalesS SanyalLanguaging and Translating: Within and Beyond 2020
- Rebels and Outliers: Popular Representations of Dacoits in Indian Folk Literature and Mass MediaM Mathew, S SanyalBandits, Ballads & Outlaws / ICFE 2019 Outlaws, Ballads and Bandits in 2019
- Is the Subaltern Speaking? A Study of Selected Bangla TV Serials and FilmS SanyalCommunication and Social Change for the Marginalised & the Underprivileged 2019
- A Discordant Harmony–A Critical Evaluation of the Queer Theory from an Indian PerspectiveS Sanyal, A MaitiInternational Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Culture (LLC), 50 2018
- Where the Mind Is Without Fear: Tracing Elements of Psychological Realism in Selected Works of Tagore.S SanyalLanguage in India 16 (4) 2016
- The Obscured Shine of Thakurbari: A Study of Jyotirindranath Tagore (1849-1925)S SanyalInternational Journal of Research (IJR) 2 (6), 337-343 2015
- Marginalized yet Empowered: A Study of Ekalavya and Karna from MahabharataS SanyalInternational Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities 3 (4 2015
- NAMESAKE OF ASHIMA IN JHUMPA LAHIRI’S" THE NAMESAKE": COMPARISONS FROM THE BOOK AND THE MOVIES SANYALResearch Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) 3 (2) 2015
- Of Women and Vulnerabilities: Comparisons & Parallels betweenDraupadi, from Mahabharata and Anne Boleyn, Queen of England (1501/07-1536)S Sanyal