Dr. M. Nurul Amin Sheikh Abstract: Abu’l Abbas Ahmed b. Yahya Ibn Tha’lab was a medieval Arabic critic in Arabic literature. He modified the trends of literary criticism and adopted a new trend of philosophy in Arabic literary criticism. His book was the most excellent and advanced among other books, because it highly estimated the […]
Read MoreDr. Rofiqul Hassan Abstract: From the ancient time markets and trade centres have played a pivotal role in the daily society as well as agriculture sector. After harvesting the farmers take the crops to a fixed place as they sell the crops at that place. Thus the concept of market was originated from the ancient […]
Read MoreMirza Abdur Rohim Mollah Abstract: Assam, a state of India is located in one of the greatest routes of human migration of almost all the principal human races from the hoary past. People professing Islam migrated to this land in different times for different reasons. The religion propagated by Prophet Hazrat Mahammad (570 AD-632 AD) […]
Read MoreNurul Islam Abstract: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi as we call him Gandhiji and the father of the nation, spearheaded the Indian struggle for independence against the British rule in India and had been the greatest political and spiritual leader of modern India. He had a political, economical and social philosophy of life, which together later on […]
Read MoreDr.Manashi Gogoi Borgohain Abstract: From ancient time, it is believed that- where women are respected, there Gods delight and where they are not respected there all works and efforts come to naught. There is no hope to raise that family or country where they live in sadness. In Ancient India, women enjoyed the highest position […]
Read MorePrasanta Pathak Abstract: North-East India is well known for its rich cultural heritages which gives it an extraordinary cultural identity not only in India but all over the world. One of the most diverse regions in Asia, the North East is prominent for its diverse cultural elements of different tribes that constitute a composite culture […]
Read MoreDilip Kumar Saha Abstract: India became free from the clutch of British Colonialism in the year 1947 inheriting a very remarkable low rate of economic growth. For this the then nation builders gave notable emphasis to accelerate the rate of economic growth of Indian politico-economic system and formed different states by means of formulating and […]
Read MoreDr. Nil Ratan Roy Chetan Chandra Das Abstract: The article 45 of the constitution of India promised to give education to its all citizens irrespective of their caste, class, religion, language, race, region etc. Again, Right to Education Act 2009, represents to give free and compulsory education for children between the age group of 6 […]
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