ISSN : 2582-2705 International Peer-Reviewed Journal on Modern Research. Impact Factor 3.6 of 2024-2025
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Arjun Majhi Abstract Afterlife and culture are a widely discussed topic in Bengali fiction. In Bengali fiction, it was Rabindranath who got the status of the central subject or the central character. Among his later fiction writers are many who bring Bengali indigenous people as well as non-Bengali indigenous people into their fiction. Fiction writer Buddhadev Guha is one of Read More …
Sayanti Ghatak, Ph. D. Scholar, Rabindra Bharati University Abstract: This study delves into the introduction of the proscenium stage in Bengali theater, attributing its debut to Gerasim Stepenevich Lebedev on November 27, 1795. Lebedev, a foreign literature enthusiast, not only marked this historical moment by presenting the first proscenium play in Bengal but also translated a foreign play, “The Destroy,” Read More …
Dr. Mousumi Pal Abstract: This article delves into the intricate dynamics of Rabindra Sangeet’s performances, unravelling the nuanced relationship between the singer, the song, and the evolving tastes of the audience. The study contends that the singer often eclipses the song itself, as exemplified by the resounding applause that accompanies the announcement of a renowned artist versus the subdued reception Read More …
SANDIP ROY State Aided College Teacher [SACT], GOBARDANGA HINDU COLLEGE, EMAIL: – sandiproy2704@gmail.com, CONTACT NUMBER: – 8272953932 Abstract All devices on the network can be connected to each other through the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things is slowly evolving into the next stage of the Internet world. At the same time, the need for people to use the Read More …
Dr. Srabani Sen Abstract: Kazi Nazrul Islam, a prominent Bengali poet, musician, and revolutionary thinker of the early 20th century, occupies a unique space in the world of literature with his profound and multifaceted reflections on homeland and the global context. This abstract delves into Nazrul’s poetic expressions, shedding light on how he navigates the intricate interplay between the local Read More …
Abstract: The river, a fundamental entity in the tapestry of human civilization, has been essential for the development of societies and the survival of living beings. Often referred to as the “life flow,” rivers play a pivotal role in shaping landscapes and cultures. This paper explores the significance of rivers, focusing on the Ichamati River, through the lens of the Read More …
Debasish Mandal Abstract: This study explores Rabindranath Tagore’s significant contribution to promoting harmony and condemning violence in the name of religion through his plays and drama songs. Tagore, a prolific Indian poet, playwright, and philosopher, utilized his literary prowess to address the pressing issue of religious conflict. This research delves into selected works, analyzing the thematic elements and narrative techniques Read More …
Dr. Mali Mitra. Asst. Prof. In Music. Memari College. Memari. Burdwan. Abstract: Ravi Tagore’s songs, stories, poems, and novels, are involved in the life of every Bengali. This world poet inspires us in many ways. We all know that he was first a poet, then a composer, we see in each of his works, that he introduces us to something Read More …
Anindya Banerjee Abstract: This study delves into the captivating world of Indian Ghazal, a poetic and musical genre that transcends boundaries, resonating with the deepest sentiments of the human soul. Focusing on the iconic figure of Begum Akhtar, a legendary Ghazal singer whose artistry left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of India, the research examines the historical roots, Read More …
SAYANTIKA GHOSH, PhD Research Scholar, RBU, SACT, Gobardanga Hindu College “The history of men’s opposition to women’s emancipation is more interesting perhaps than the story of that emancipation itself.” Virginia Woolf- Introduction Women of the nation are considered to be the backbone of every society. The introduction of actresses in Bengali Theatre during 1870 gave a new area to Read More …