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Author: Tenzin Doensal Bhutia & Dr. Anisha Tamang Abstract: Teaching is considered to be the most sacred and distinctive profession. Teaching has always remained a dynamic activity. It imparts knowledge, information, experience and education. As stated in the report of the International Commission on Education (1996) in any event, no reform can succeed without the […]

Author: Ms. Papiya Chakma Abstract: Tripura, located in the north-eastern region of India, is home to a rich variety of languages that reflect its cultural and ethnic diversity. This sociolinguistic study explores the linguistic landscape of Tripura, focusing on the multiple languages spoken across different communities, including Bengali, Kokborok, Chakma, Reang, Halam, and several others.

Author: Brinda Rai Abstract: Emotional maturity is a process in which the personality is continuously striving for greater sense of emotional health, both intrapsychically and intra-personality. The characteristics of an emotionally mature are hetero-sexuality, appreciation of attitude and behavior of others, tendency to adopt the attitudes and habits of others and capacity to delay his

Author: Nasrin Banu Abstract: Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok have revolutionized communication, fostering global connections and shaping modern societies. While social media facilitates communication, entertainment, and education, its impact on mental health has become a growing concern. This comprehensive study explores the positive and negative effects of social media on mental

Author: Bikash Mondal Abstract: In the face of rising employee turnover, organizations have begun to recognize the importance of professional development (PD) as a strategic tool to not only enhance employee skills but also retain top talent. This article presents a comprehensive conceptual study on how professional development contributes to employee retention. The study investigates

Author: Md Taufiq Akhtar Abstract: Since Narendra Modi’s election as Prime Minister in May 2014, India’s foreign policy has seen an active and purposeful reorientation—marked less by doctrinal rupture than by greater operational energy, clearer strategic priorities, and tactical flexibility across bilateral, regional and multilateral arenas. New Delhi emphasised “Neighbourhood First”, recast “Look East” into

Author: Sumon Roy Abstract: This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the struggle of identity in Bama’s Sangati (1994; trans. 2005), a landmark text in Dalit feminist literature. Through its unique structure of anecdotes, oral traditions, and collective storytelling, Sangati amplifies the voices of Dalit women who face the dual oppression of caste and gender.

Author: Dr. Rayan Das & Dr. Koomkoom Khawas Abstract: The present study had evaluated the effects of sub-lethal doses of Cypermethrin on the ovary and uterus of female mice. Adult mice had been divided into four groups: control, low dose (1. 38 mg/kg), medium dose (2. 76 mg/kg), and high dose (5. 52 mg/kg). The

Author: Debasish Maity Abstract: The Poaceae family had been recognized as one of the most ecologically and economically important plant groups, with C4 photosynthesis representing a key evolutionary innovation that enhanced adaptation to high temperatures, water scarcity, and low atmospheric CO₂. This study had examined the evolutionary trends of C4 photosynthesis in Poaceae by integrating

Author: Koushik Shaw Abstract: The drafting of the Indian Constitution (1946–1949) is frequently analyzed through a male-centric lens, often obscuring the substantive contributions of the fifteen women who served in the Constituent Assembly. This study focuses specifically on the representatives from Bengal, such as Renuka Ray and Leela Roy, to identify the unique socio-political barriers