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Drip from the brink of life: With the sunrise and the mellowed dawn flows like a stream the mural of words

The artistic sensibility is infused with a plethora of snippets coming out from the snapshot of life and thereby the

To be a man one has to omit the ‘S’ Postcolonial Feminist stressed on the term Double Colonization. For those

Amidst the problematic scenarios and the constraints that keeps cropping up every now and then in the corporate sales. It

Non-Profit Organizations are subjected to numerous constraints since time immemorial to strive for a longer period of time. The author—Jyotsna

The typical capitalistic milieu pertaining to the utilitarian ethos shows how the resources are growing scarcer and scarcer with the

একটি ভালো লাগা বই নিয়ে দু-চার কথা (দেবাশিস ভট্টাচার্য) আমরা পথ হাঁটি। হাঁটতেই থাকি। সিংহল সমুদ্র থেকে নিশীথের অন্ধকারে মালয়

Kakatua is the successful author of the four well-written books Salil Samadhi, Kakatuar Kobita, Bhorer Bhromor, and Sonar Swopno. The

As you pick up this book, you will immediately be amazed by the book title: Tulsiprasad Bandhopadhyay – The Next

I Wish I Were There announces Sapeksh Sharma’s arrival to the forefront among the contemporary authors. The novel traces the

Dr. Roopali Tandon’s book You Are Not a Headless Chicken helps us to understand our inner soul amidst the dystopic