Dr. Rofiqul Hassan Abstract: Ports play vital role in the financial sector from ancient India. Till today port serves not only as a medium of trasportation but also as a huge collector of revenue. Ports are the indicators of ancient civilization. As India is surrounded by sea, ocean, etc., it is easily acceptable to reach […]
Read MoreSheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani (1952–2026), His Enduring Legacy, and the India–Qatar Strategic Partnership in a Multipolar World: A Constructivist Indian Perspective Dr. Maheep I. A Flag at Half-Mast: India’s Tribute to a Visionary Statesman On 13 July 2026 the Republic of India observed a day of State Mourning on the demise of His […]
Read MoreMd. Forhad Ali Abstract: This research paper signifies a study of Jibran Khalil Jibran as a philosopher. He was an outstanding poet, philosopher and artist in Arabic literature who was born in Lebanon. He primarily was a thinker addressing himself to the study of his philosophy Thereafter he had been able to establish the thought […]
Read MoreNepal’s Gen-Z Electoral Earthquake, the Ascendancy of Balendra Shah, and the Strategic Calculus of India and China Dr. Maheep A Comprehensive Strategic Analysis from the Indian Perspective March 2026 | Prepared for submission to Foreign Affairs, Survival, or Carnegie Endowment ✦ ✦ ✦ ABSTRACT The 5 March 2026 Nepalese general elections — convened prematurely in […]
Read MoreDr. Nil Ratan Roy & Chetan Chandra Das Abstract: Environmental Education (EE) is a process in which individuals gain awareness of their environment and acquire knowledge, skills, values, experiences and also the determination, which will enable them to act individually and collectively to solve present and future environmental problems. Environmental education is a complex process, […]
Read MoreSofior Rahman Pramanik Abstract: Kamala Das, one of the poetic-trinity of Indo-Anglian poets, is also one of the most distinctive and original of all Indian poets. She published only three volumes of poetry: Summer in Culcutta (1965), The Descendants (1967) and The Old Playhouse and Other Poems (1973). Her success as well as failure mainly […]
Read MoreSofior Rahman Pramanik Abstract: Salman Rushdie, the famous as well as notorious writer won the prestigious Booker Mc Connell Prize in 1981 for his second novel Midnight’s Children (1980). The novel was well received both in India & abroad with enthusiastic & almost unanimous acclaim not only by ordinary readers but also by literary critics […]
Read MoreDilip Kumar Saha Abstract: Settlements in most parts of the world are differentiated on the basis of population, occupation, social infrastructure or amenities and consumption patterns. In India the classification of settlements is done by the census organizations as rural and urban. This rural urban dichotomy in India like other developing countries is related to […]
Read MoreDebabrata Debnath Abstract: Language is the most important communicative tool. The Sadri language is an important tool of communication among the tea labourers of North Bengal. The present study focuses on present situations of the Sadri language in Sadri affected area of North Bengal. The findings show some important issues related to the Sadri language […]
Read MoreElias Uddin Khalifa Abstract: In ‘Seven Steps Around the Fire’ Mahesh Dattani visualizes the outcry of hijra (eunuch), ‘invisible minority’ who suffers a lot as they are deviated from society. Quite naturally, they are neglected and socially alienated. They have lost their identity, rights and they been discriminated in every step of their life. Dattani […]
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