Author: Dr. Vijay Bharati DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400010 Abstract: If women want to improve their social standing, they must get an education. Socioeconomic development may benefit greatly from the contributions of educated women. They may regain their standing both inside and outside of their families via education, which reduces gaps and inequalities. In terms of …
Women Education: Empowering Status in the Society Read More »
Author: Mr. Pradeep Kumar DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400011 Abstract: A patient admitted to a private mental health institution for treatment with a diagnosis of Mild Intellectual Disability was the subject of this research, the objective of which was to ascertain and demonstrate the process of behaviour change. Overeating, poor financial management, violent outbursts, and assaultive …
Design Behaviour Modification Plan for Children with Intellectual Disability Read More »
Author: Dr. Pranay Pandey DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400012 Abstract: Cultural diversity in secondary schools is increasingly prevalent, driven by global trends such as international migration and globalization. This diversity presents both opportunities and challenges for educators and policymakers. Drawing upon theoretical frameworks such as multicultural education and social learning theory, this study explores the impact …
Role of Cultural Diversity in promoting Tolerance and Understanding in Secondary Schools Read More »
Author: Susovan Pradhan & DR. Santanu Biswas DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400013 Abstract: From ancient time onwards women were not given their due respect in the world, in their society, in their village and in their family. It is restriction or limit that created by our own blood relationship, it may be a father, mother, brother …
Constraints of the First Generation College Girls Students: A Review Read More »
Author: Sk Anoar Ali DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400014 Abstract: British economic policy towards India was both innovative and effective. These measures ensured India’s perpetual reliance on the West. These measures undermine the foundations upon which the Indian economy was built. As a result of British dominion, India became the economic hub of the United Kingdom. …
Economic Impact of the British Rule in India: An Overview Read More »
Author: Arpita Dey DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400015 Abstract: Any work of art directly or indirectly is a product of contemporary society. Apparently works of art are products of imagination but they are also complex amalgam of socio-cultural circumstances, economic relations of their society, and cross-cultural influences. The present study aims to study the beliefs and …
Traditions and Customs As Reflected in the Writings of Sudraka Read More »
Author: Uttam Kumar Palui DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400016 Abstract: Banmali Bishwal is one of the leading experts on contemporary Sanskrit literature. Jijeevisha, one of his books, is very impressive. From a literary perspective, his work is a benchmark for the genre of short story collection. In this article the researcher has made an attempt to …
Critical Analysis of the Selected Stories of Banamali Biswal Read More »
Author: Nargis Tanjima DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400017 Abstract: After India gained its independence in 1947, Jawaharlal Nehru became the country’s guiding political figure. Nehru’s primary contribution was not in domestic policymaking, but in international relations, since he maintained tight control over foreign affairs for seventeen years and made all the important foreign policy choices himself …
Author: Rupa Bose DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400018 Abstract: The lost civilization of Chandraketugarhis a wonderful civilization.Among the very few archaeological sites that West Bengal can boost of, one that is ofutmost important I s the site of “Chandraketugarh”. It is located in Berachapa of North 24Parganas. Sites of Haroa, Debalaya, Hadipur, Sarpukur, and Jhjikra have …
Author: Md. Touhid Ahmed DOI Link :: http://10.70798/Bijmrd/020400019 Abstract: India is a massive continent-sized nation with a total of 28 individual states and 7 federally recognized territories. It is a country of many different peoples and languages. There are dozens of dialects spoken locally, many distinct cultural traditions, and a wide range of single and …
Regionalism and Statehood in India: A Historical Analysis Read More »
