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Author: Mrs. Anandita Dam DOI Link: Abstract: India has achieved significant growth and development. It has improved on crucial human development indices such as levels of literacy, education and health. There are indications, however, that not all disadvantaged groups have shared equally the benefits of the growth process. Among these, the LGBTQ community, one of …

Gender Identity-Based Cultures and Legal Laws for the Third Genders Read More »

Author: Rituparna Das DOI Link: Abstract: The secret period (fourth to 6th CE) is often considered as the golden age in Indian history, it was characterized by political stability, cultural development in the Gupta era. Both political and socially located on the eastern border of the Gupta Empire experienced significant transformations in this era. The …

Exploring the Regional and Social Profile of Bengal in the Gupta period (c. 4th – 6th C.C.E): An Epigraphic Study Read More »

Author: Smt. Jyotirmoyee Banerjee DOI Link: Abstract: Technology has transformed special education by offering personalized approaches and enhancing accessibility for students with disabilities. Assistive technologies, information and communication tools, and adaptive learning methods improve learning outcomes for diverse needs (Drigas & Ioannidou, 2013). This is supported by tools like AAC, speech-to-text, and AI screening (Woodward …

Technology Enhancing Special Education Read More »

Author: Dr. Sangjukta Rout DOI Link: Abstract: Personality is defined as a deeply ingrained pattern of behavior that includes modes of perception, relating to and thinking about oneself and the surrounding environment. Personality traits are normal, prominent aspects of personality. In the ancient text of Taittareeya Upanishad, personality is said to be composed of five …

Personality Development Through Yoga Read More »

Author: Manisha Minj DOI Link: Abstract: Oppression and struggle against brown colored women continue to be a significant problem in Asia, Africa and America too. The purpose of this study is to use grounded theory to identify multiple dimensions of oppression experienced by impoverished black women. The case studies of the world constitute different manifestations …

Perspectives on Oppression against Black Women Read More »

Author: Rahul Singha DOI Link: Abstract: Historians appraise songs as more or less elementary “reflections” of the society and culture in which they are fabricated as songs are always an eminent part of the fabric of human life and culture. Women in Rajbanshi society, even now, are trapped in a strange whereabouts between the fast …

‘Women’s Songs’ in Rajbanshi Language and Culture Read More »

Author: Dr. Savita Mishra DOI Link: Abstract: The study attempts to present an overview of vocational education (VE) in India & Bhutan. It specifically seeks to provide in-depth descriptions and implementation of a few VE programs, levels of programs, status in rural and urban regions, and VE programs in private and public institutes in the …

Vocational Education in India & Bhutan: A Comparative Study to SeeIt’s Viability through Contrastive Variables Read More »

Author: Koushik Roy DOI Link: Abstract: The term ‘Social Media’ is the result of two broader terms used together. The term ‘Social’ refers to anything which relates to society or a community at large. On the other hand, the term ‘Media’ is a popular term suggesting means of communication to a larger group rather than …

The Role of Social Media in Creating Political Awareness and Evolving Political Participation in India: An Empirical Study Read More »