Volume2Issue2

Author: Adarini Kanjilal Biswas Abstract: This research article presents an extensive ethnographic study of the Matua community, one of the most significant socio-religious movements among the marginalized Namasudra population of Bengal. Situated within the broader framework of postcolonial social transformation, the study examines how tradition, religious reform, and collective identity have interacted to facilitate social […]

Author: Dr. Dhirendra Nath Ghosh Abstract: The Delhi Sultanate was one of the most significant political powers in medieval Indian history and played an important role in the development of centralized administration and governance. This study examines the political and administrative structure of the Delhi Sultanate with special focus on kingship, central and provincial administration,

Author: Hemanta Chakraborty Abstract: Yoga education has emerged as an important component of teacher education in the modern era because it contributes to the holistic development of future teachers. The present paper focuses on the relevance of yoga education in developing self-realisation, spiritual health, and integrated personality among B.Ed. trainee teachers. Yoga is not merely

Author: Dr. Vinyuhu Lhoungu & Alokito Sumi Abstract: This study explores how effectively the fire services in Dimapur are able to manage fire risks and how these challenges impact the local economy. The investigators used both primary and secondary data, including surveys from the public and interviews with fire department officials in Dimapur Fire Stations.The

Author: Dr. Bhagyadhar Pramanik Abstract: The rapid expansion of social media has transformed communication, learning, entertainment, and social interaction among young adults. Platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Snapchat, TikTok, and LinkedIn have become integral to daily life, offering opportunities for self-expression, information sharing, and relationship building. Despite these benefits, growing evidence suggests