Dilip 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 […]
Read MoreJainuddin Islam Abstract: Tourism as a phenomenon can be traced back to the ancient days when the main reasons of travel used to be either leisure or trade. Now, tourism has become one of the foremost revenue earners round the world, with immense potential for employment generation. Assam is a land of unity in diversity […]
Read MoreMala Ghosh Abstract: Women are said to be the backbone of the society. They are considered as the main potentiality for the all round development of society, nation, country in general and family in particular. So, all round development of women is most essential. A society can be said to be civilized if the status […]
Read MoreAbdulla Hil Kafi Abstract: Among the Arabic short story writers of the 20th century Mahmud Taymur is considered one of the pioneers in Egypt. He started his writings in short stories in the magazine “Al-Sufur” the Avant-Garde which were collected in “Ma Tarah Al-Uyun”. This was attempting to detail various facts and depicts Egyptian life, […]
Read MoreMd Abdus Sattar Abstract: Love and lust are the universal phenomena in the process of procreation in human life. The unification of two souls into one is the fore-point in marriage life. Instead of receiving hearty treatment, Kamala Das experienced a pretension in love from her husband side both physically and mentally that is what […]
Read MorePriti Prasun Debnath Abstract: Academic activities are the central activities of an area around which other activities should revolve, but unfortunately in our land academics is often held subservient to the political issues making academics a soft casualty. Among the districts in Assam, Chirang invariably finds itself at the bottom of the list in terms […]
Read MoreChamsul Alom Sorowarthy Abstract: The name of Salman Rushdie has become synonymous with the new novel in Indian writings in English. Although now he is a British citizen of Indian origin, Rushdie mainly draws on the South Asian region as the geographical setting of his novels. It seems he has not been able to serve […]
Read MoreMd. Rajab Ali Abstract: One of the most influential personality of India Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was born in the remotest village of Tirutani near Madras in a traditional Indian family in the year 1888. Being a student of philosophy he touched the best possible high achievable in the modern world. He was not only a […]
Read MoreJahangir Alom Abstract: Women Freedom Fighters in Assam: Hare basically discussed about the women participation in the mainstream freedom movement has never seemed to be a bottom-to-top approach because the contribution of women to the freedom struggle remains grossly understudied the Historical analytical method which involves interpretation of Historical facts in all the three major […]
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