Lokogandhar

Dr. Shrabani Sen Abstract The investigation begins with an exploration of the physiological underpinnings of cognitive processes, shedding light on how the mind processes information and influences perceptions. Subsequently, the study investigates the rich tapestry of folk philosophy that permeates the socio-cultural fabric of Bengal, examining how these indigenous belief systems shape individual and collective … Read more

Dr. Pratiti Pramanik DeGobardanga Hindu CollegeMusic Dept. Abstract :Alternative genre films have long been appreciated by connoisseurs in 20th-century mainstream cinema. Mrinal Sen’s film philosophy is different.  There is no story, no storyline in the films made by him. He has experimented a lot with the language that cinema has of its own.  So there … Read more

ANIK DAS   SACT, DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION  GOBARDANGA HINDU COLLEGE  Mob- 8013882387, Email:-anikdas341@gmail.com ABSTRACT:- The rural areas of West Bengal seem to be rich in different traditional practices. We cannot find it in cities. Ingredients like broken clay pots, ragged clothes, fruit seeds etc. are used as different playing items in rural areas. … Read more

Chhayarani Mandal, Assistant Professor, Sangeet Bhawan, Vishwabharati, Shantiniketan, West Bengal Abstract: This study delves into the profound influence of philosophical imitation theory on the traditional Indian musical genre known as Ram Sangeet. Rooted in the ancient philosophy of artistic imitation, this theoretical framework posits that artistic expression can be enhanced through the imitation of universal … Read more

Dr.Sumona Banerjee, Guest Faculty, Department of Music, Sikkim University, Sikkim. India Mobile no. 9734833568, E-mail: sumonabanerjee.music19@gmail.com Abstract :    The ability of artists and producers to express their artistic vision and provide audiences with enthralling musical experiences is made possible by music creativity and compilation, which are fundamental components of the music business. The process of composing and creating … Read more

Shatabdi Sadhu Mondal Abstract: This study delves into the multifaceted dynamics of the British presence in Bengal during the nineteenth century, specifically examining their engagement with the Bengali language and history. Focused on the empowerment of the British, the research elucidates the mechanisms through which linguistic and historical knowledge became instruments of influence and control. … Read more

Dr. Srabani Sen Abstract: This paper delves into the profound influence and enduring legacy of Kazi Nazrul Islam, the renowned Bengali poet, musician, and revolutionary, in the realm of Bengali drama. Focusing specifically on Natyasangeet, the musical aspect of theatrical performance, the study explores Nazrul’s unique contributions to this art form. Nazrul, often hailed as … Read more

Swanupama Sen Gupta Research Scholar, M. Phil Rabindra Bharati University March 15, 2023 Shakuntala was first mentioned in the preface of the Indian Mythology – Mahabharata. This character is still known as the Shakuntala of the Myth. Kalidasa gave this mythical character the entity of a conventional figure through his play – Abhigyanam Shakuntalam. The … Read more

       Abstract: Gaudiya Vaishnavism, a prominent sect within the broader Vaishnavism tradition, originated in the 15th century with the teachings of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in Bengal, India. This devotional movement has had a profound impact on various aspects of Indian culture, including classical arts and dance forms. One such instance is the influence of Gaudiya Vaishnavism … Read more

দেবাশিস মণ্ডল Abstract: The cultural landscape of Bengal is rich with traditions that intertwine music, celebration, and spirituality. This paper delves into the unique intersection of gramophone record songs and the auspicious festival of Durga Puja, two significant facets of Bengal’s cultural heritage. Beginning with an exploration of the historical context, we trace the evolution … Read more