An Analysis of World Haemophilia Day
Introduction World Hemophilia Day was started by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WHF) and is annually observed on the 17th of April. The international community started observing WHD in 1989 […]
An Analysis of Feminization of Agriculture
Introduction As a process driven largely by suicide and partly by the out-migration of men from rural areas is more a problem than women empowerment in the true sense. The […]
Manual Scavenging: A Dehumanizing Practice
Introduction The practice of manual scavenging has accursed Indian society since time immemorial. The efforts to abolish this custom have garnered momentum within the state machinery, advocacy groups and academia […]
How International Yoga Day Ushered a Smile to Everyone Face?
Introduction I hope you all are fit and healthy during this covid situation many diseases are occurring so need to take good care of our health. To be healthy and […]
Patriotism and India
Mother and motherland are superior to heaven. The feeling of unconditional love and immense respect that led our forefathers to set us free from the evil clutches of the British […]
Religious tolerance
“Light is good, no matter from what lamp it comes.” ~Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan Human values, equality, social justice are the real values of all religions. Good ideas and teachings are […]
Man making is the essence of nation building
To quote the words of Swami Vivekananda, “Man making is the essence of nation building. “ An individual builds a family, a family builds a community, and a community builds […]
Dream India
Let us unite, And fight against those who incite, Let’s progress with minds without fear, And succeed in every sphere, We are a strong nation, All we need is a […]
Analysing Satyajit Ray: Through The Eyes of The Master
Introduction Satyajit Ray was India’s first internationally recognized film-maker and, several years after his death, still remains the most well-known Indian director on the world stage. Ray has written that […]
Bengali Mishtis: The Delectable Sweet Affair of Bengal
Introduction Bengal is well-known for its music, cinema and delicious food, especially the mouth-watering sweets. In fact, it’s rather hard not to run into a sweet shop in almost every […]
Chokher Bali: The Book Review
Introduction Rabindranath Tagore’s 1903 Bengali novel Chokher Bali is often referred to as India’s first modern novel, where he highlighted the issues of women’s education, child marriage and the treatment of widows […]
Analyzing Mid-day Meal: India’s School Lunch System
Introduction Food is a basic need of life. And Education is important to make the life affluent. A hungry stomach cannot grasp the teachings of Education at school, there to […]
Bauls of Bengal: The Devoted Folk Singers
Introduction The Bauls of Bengal are an order of wandering folk singers that have kept their philosophies alive for centuries. But modern demands threaten to overtake their simple, itinerant lifestyles. […]
Organic Farming in India: The Future of Sustainable Agriculture
Introduction The term ‘organic’ was first coined by Northbourne, in 1940, in his book entitled ‘Look to the Land’. In recent years, organic farming as a cultivation process is gaining […]
Looking Back to Past: Vintage Kolkata in Photos
Introduction Kolkata, also fondly know as “The City of Joy”, never ceases to amaze generations with its breathtaking beauty, not only with its metro city status of today’s India, but […]
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