Author: Mridul Banik Independent Research Scholar Department of History Presidency University Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: banik.sindrani@gmail.com Abstract::Deoband holds significant geographical and socio-political importance as the nineteenth-century town transformed via the introduction of railway, telegraph, post office, and educational institutions. As...
Read MoreAuthor: Ahana Chakrabarti Assistant Teacher, Department of History, Kamala Girls’ School, Kolkata,West Bengal, India Email: ananyaguharoy1982@gmail.Comahanachakraborty51@gmail.com Abstract::This paper examines the profound influence of Indian culture within the context of globalization, exploring its multifaceted expressions, historical foundations, and contemporary...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr Ananya Guha Roy Associate Professor Department of Political Science Nakshalbari College, Naxalbari, West Bengal Email: ananyaguharoy1982@gmail.Com Abstract:: A gendered harmful practice, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a manifestation of gender inequality deeply rooted in social, political and economic structures. It also represents societal control...
Read MoreAuthor: Md. Mudassir Alam Public Relation Officer, Central University of South Bihar, Gaya Email: mdmudassiralam@gmail.com Abstract:: The state of Bihar is as diversified as India in its culture, tradition, language, dialect, food, lifestyle, etc. Between the states of Bihar and West Bengal, a sandwiched region of the country, a community called ‘Surjapuri’ is...
Read MoreAuthor: Amartya Chakraborty Freelance Researcher Apartment No.48 , Netaji Path , Lalganesh , Odalakra , Guwahati-34 Email: amartyachakraborty174@gmail.com Abstract:: Hajo, presently a census town in the District of Kamrup (Rural) of Assam, is located twenty-seven kilometres away from Guwahati. This is a study of the confluence of the three religions in this place,...
Read MoreAuthor: Radhakanta Barik Indian Institute of Public Administration New Delhi,India Email: radhakantab@gmail.com Abstract:: The name of the story is derived from the ship’s name Kaliprasad Khorap. Kaliprasad name is usually given to human child but here the ship turns into a child whose name is given the similar manner. This is a story of eighteenth century India...
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