Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) celebrates resistance against the logic of the machine as an act of public welfare in Mukta Dhara (1922) in quest of human capability to bring about change in the existing order. The play ...

This paper explores diasporic tensions like identity crisis, anxiety, and ambivalence in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake. It argues that Gogol, a representative of the Indian-born American, suffers a more acute identity crisis, ...

This study aims to explore the impact of mediating variable as trust and word of mouth on customer loyalty in the restaurant industry and the moderating role of various factors such as age, income, the value of money, and ...

This article takes an attempt to analyze space-time singularity within the black hole region. If a star is weightier than the multiple times of mass of the sun, it might suffer a boundless gravitational collapse without ...

Crime is a behavior or action opposed to public policy, morals, religion, and etiquette that is punishable. Among the variety of theories of punishment, the reformative one is the most human and accepted to the civilized ...

Born into a fishing family, Harishankar Jaladas is the only voice from the Dalit community in post-independence Bangladesh. A Dalit figure in Bangladeshi literature Harishankar Jaladas is yet to be explored with full ...

From ancient ages, artworks have been the object of research in artist identification. Expert art historians primarily handle this issue manually. But an automatic artist recognition system using artwork is compulsory ...

The main purpose of this study is to investigate the nonlinear relationship between foreign remittance and income inequality of Bangladesh by utilizing yearly data from 1990 to 2018. By using Johansen-Juselius cointegration ...

Speaking in L2 is the most vital skill in this modern, globalized world. Shakespeare’s drama with its stage techniques can be a useful tool for developing L2 (English as a foreign/second) speaking skills. Drama ...