asraful.alibiswas

Author: Sunirmal Das Abstract: Electron collisions with atoms and molecules are fundamental to understanding microscopic interactions that govern a wide range of natural and technological phenomena. This review provides a comprehensive examination of the mechanisms underlying electron impact ionization, excitation, and elastic scattering, focusing on their theoretical descriptions and experimental validations. We discuss the evolution […]

Author: Prasanta Rang Abstract: Kamala Das, a prominent Indian poet, is renowned for her confessional poetry that delves into themes of love, longing, selfhood, and the complexities of identity. Her work bridges the gap between traditional Indian poetry and the modern, Western confessional mode, exploring the intricacies of personal experience within the societal and cultural

Author: Tanwangini Sahani & Dr. Mukta Goyal Abstract:This paper examines the disinvestment strategy of the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) in light of its proposed initial public offering (IPO). Established on September 1, 1956, LIC has played a pivotal role in India’s life insurance sector, providing tailored insurance plans that blend coverage and savings

Author: Dr. Niranjan Maity & Dr. Subash Chandra Bhat Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, transforming the global economy, and reshaping the way humans interact with technology. This article explores the development of AI, its key components, applications across various sectors, ethical considerations, and future prospects. By examining the opportunities and challenges AI presents,

Author: Dr. Sk Rasid Mahammad Abstract: Soccer, known as football in most parts of the world, is one of the most physically demanding sports. The role of physical fitness in soccer is paramount as it directly impacts a player’s performance, injury prevention, and overall career longevity. This article explores the various aspects of physical fitness

Author: Sk Sanuar & Dr. B. Phalachandra Abstract: This research aims to investigate the secondary school academic performance of Muslim students in the Paschim Medinipur area of West Bengal in relation to their parents’ aspirations. Using the Purposive Sample approach, the researchers chose 40 Muslim secondary school children and their parents from both rural and

Author: Saroj Mahata Abstract: Indian society is a pluralistic society. Since the establishment of Colonial rule Indian social structure with the Colonial state relationships flow through tensions. The character of the Colonial state was mainly repressive and Oppressive. The goal of this state was Indians establishing authority over society, land expropriation of revenue and forest

Author: Surajit Ghorai Abstract: This research aims to explore the intersection of Dalit literature and postmodernism within the context of contemporary English literature. Dalit literature, emerging from the marginalized voices of India’s oppressed communities, offers unique perspectives on social hierarchies, identity politics, and resistance. Postmodernism, characterized by its skepticism towards grand narratives and emphasis on

Author: Koushik Patra & Dr. Shyamsundar Bairagyya Abstract: Modernization has fundamentally transformed various sectors, with education being one of the most significantly impacted. The advent of e-learning has revolutionized the traditional education system, offering a more flexible, accessible, and personalized learning experience. This paper explores the relationship between modernization and e-learning. In this study the

Author: Gobinda Kumar Das Abstract: In India, this study looks at parents’ experiences with and involvement in gender and sexual assault prevention in a rural primary school context, where these crimes are still common. Within the framework of racialized disparities, socioeconomic exclusion, and gendered power hierarchies, the parents are black female carers who shoulder the