Poverty and Livelihood: Livelihood Transformation and the Widening of Rural-Urban Disparity
Dilip 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 […]
The Father Emir and the Making of Modern Qatar
Sheikh 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 […]
Pakistan at Eighty: The State That Became Its Own Security Dilemma
Praetorianism, Strategic Dependency, and the Unfinished Promise of 1947 On the occasion of Pakistan’s eightieth year of independence · 14 August 2026 Dr. Maheep A state may possess nuclear weapons, command armies, cultivate great powers, and still fail the most elementary test of sovereignty: educating its children, employing its youth, and protecting its citizens. When […]
Coastal Ports and Commercial Towns of Ancient India
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 […]
Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children: A Unique Amalgamation of Christianity, Hinduism & Islam
Sofior 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 […]
Jibran Khalil Jibran as a philosopher in Arabic Literature
Md. 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 […]
Trend of Environmental Education among Higher Secondary School Students in Chirang District of Assam
Dr. 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, […]
Openness in the Poetry of Kamala Das: A Study with Special Reference to Some Selected Poems
Sofior 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 […]
Nepal’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 […]
Sadri Language of North Bengal in Crisis: A Thunderclap in Language Diversity
Debabrata 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 […]
Human Rights in India and its Protection by National Human Rights Commission
Shahazul Islam Abstract: Human Rights are rights relating to life, equality and dignity of the individual guaranteed by Constitution or embodied in the international covenants and enforceable by Courts in India. The Indian Constitution provides certain rights for individuals in Part III of the Constitution, which are known as the fundamental rights. Part IV sets […]
Demographic Study of the Missing Community of Assam: A Study on Lazai Pani Miri Gaon, Dibrugarh, Assam
Mouchumi Gogoi Abstract: The Multilingual Demographic Dictionary defines demography as the “Scientific study of human populations primarily with respect to their size, their structure and their developments. “The present study concerns with the change and development of demographic behaviour like mortality, fertility, marriage, family pattern, occupational pattern, etc. There are many factors which are affecting […]
Adolescence and Juvenile Delinquency: A Study with Special Reference to Juvenile Justice Board (JJB), Dibrugarh, Assam
Dr. Manashi Gogoi Borgohain Abstract: Adolescence is crucial and important period of human life as it is the transition period between childhood and maturity. They are the youths who are the future of the society as well as of the nation. It is the time when the individual is expected to prepare himself/herself for adult […]
Translation into English: Problems and Prospects
Dr. Nilima Jha & Md. Eakub Ali Abstract: Translation is an intimate act of changing a work originally written in one language belonging to a certain culture into a different language belonging to another culture, retaining the nearest possible sense. The art of translation deals not merely with the act of changing the literal sense […]
Developmental Strategies of Arabic in Madrassa Education in Assam: A Study
Dr. M. Nurul Amin Sheikh Abstract: This paper contains the development strategy of Arabic in Assam. The Madrassas of formal education have always failed to develop with the qualitative requirement of teaching of Arabic in the state of Assam. Both the Assam govternment aided madrassas and the Qaumi Madrassas do not have sufficient Arabic proficient […]
Role of Jibran Khalil Jibran as a Mahjar Writer in Arabic Literature
Md.Forhad Ali Abstract: The Arabic Word Al-Mahjar means migration which was the first Arab-American literary group was formed for the first time by NesibArida and Abdul Masih Haddad in 1915 in the history of Arabic literature and it reformed in the year 1920 by a group of Arab writers in New York under the president […]
Visualizing the Outcry of the ‘Invisible Minority’ in Dattani’s ‘Seven Steps around the Fire’
Elias 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 […]
Md. Nurul Hassan Abstract: Walt Whitman (1819-1892) is a democratic poet. His democratic tone is found in the collection ‘The Leaves of Grass’. In the poem Song of Myself’ walt Whitman sings of America herself. Here, the poet gives a panoramic view of America scene as well as expresses those ideals which make Americanness. The […]
The History of Migration into Undivided Goalpara District of Assam
Dr. Akbar Badsha Abstract: In 1826, the British Company took a policy for more production in various systems of agriculture in the low lying damp places of Brahmaputra Valley. The company took “Grow more food” programme in Assam and subsequently imported Mymensinghia from Maymensing, Pabna, Noa-Khali, Sirajganj, Rangpur, Dinajpur, Rajsahi Districts of East Bengal. Migrants […]
Social Taboos as Barriers to Women Empowerment: An Analytical Study
Mr. Abdul Jubbar Abstract: Women’s empowerment has been a key point which has fascinated the critics and scholars alike, since the sixties of the last century. Studies like gender discrimination, women writings, women empowerment and female identity have occupied the centre stage of deliberation. Women are often described as better half of men. A society […]
Socio-Cultural Conflicts in the Short-Stories of Mulkraj Aanand
Apurba Kumar Roy Abstract: Mulk Raj Anand is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding writers of Indo-Anglian fiction. He was a past master in sketching the social and cultural conflicts present in the social fabric in which the downtrodden people live in India. In his novels the themes which Anand specifically deals with are social […]
The AIUDF and Its Electoral Performances in Assam Politics
Md. Nasirul Hoque Abstract: The All India United Democratic Front ( known as AIUDF) is a state political party which originated in Assam. The leader of the party is Moulana Badaruddin Ajmal who is the Member of Parliament at present. The Headquarter of the party is located in Guwahati. Moulana Badaruddin Ajmal established this party […]
Translation into English and Challenges before a Translator: A Study with Special Reference to Bhabendra Nath Saikia’s The Hour before Dawn
Md. Eakub Ali Abstract: Translation is concerned with communication of meaning and it has to do with linguistics as well as culture. The challenges before a translator are many. Finding an equivalent between the two texts is the aim of the translator. The translator’s concern with the literary text as made up of a language […]
Songs of the vernacular Muslims in Lower Assam
Jamal Uddin Ahmed Abstract: Songs of the vernacular Muslims in lower Assam bear oral tradition since its beginning because of no such authentic documentation. Version rolls from mouth to mouth in the form of reversion. The origin of the creation of some songs loses its rightness to follow onward. Some songs lose for ever having […]
Gandhi and Constitution-Making in India: An Investigation
Shyamal Dev Biswa Ranjan Seal Abstract: The Indian constitution in general or some of its aspects in particular is a strong fascination in India. The important aspects of study have been touched upon, that is, to what extent the constitution of India had inherited from the Gandhian thoughts: or how far India had influenced of […]
An Analytical View on the Themes of Dubliners
Bhuyashi Pathak Abstract: James Joyce’s “Dubliners” published in 1914 comprising fifteen short stories exhibit the innovative skill of the writer. This collection was written at the time of the grim stagnation and paralysis connected with Irish Nationalist Movement, which sought cultural, political and economic liberation from the clutches of Great Britain. The stories centre round […]
The Impacts of Migration and Displaced People of Undivided Goalpara District of Assam
Dr. Akbar Badsha Dr. Shaher Ali Abstract: There are various accounts about the origin of the name of “Goalpara” These are- (i) during the region of Dev. kings of ancient Kamrup (11th Century) Goalpara was under the administration of a Deputy administration named Iswara Ghosa. It is said that he was influenced by the religious […]
Ideological Conflicts in Shakespearean Tragedy A Study
Nirmal Chandra Bhoi Raghu Dev Das Abstract: Shakespearean plays bear ample testimony to the fact that he did have an ideological position which evolves over the years with its own contradictions. Many academic critics tend to miss this point for one reason or other. In modern Shakespearean criticism it has been held that Shakespeare affirmed […]
Md. Abul Kalam Azad Abstract: Women’s rights can be considered human rights. Negligence to women’s rights is violation to human rights. The convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against women defines the rights of women to be free from discrimination and sets the core principle to protect this right. It establishes the […]
Self-Help Groups and Women Empowerment: A Study with Special Reference to Sidli Development Block of Chirang District, Assam.
Rezaur Rahman Sarkar Abstract: Women constitute almost half of the world population and they are the integral part of the society. Women empowerment is a global issue. It has emerged as an important issue in recent time. Governments are taking various steps through their different schemes to empower women. Education, NGOs, Legal provisions, etc. are […]