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    Pragyan, July,2012

    Read & Write for Pragyan

      

    Friends,

    We do believe that it is not always necessary for a bird to have a garden for twittering at the crack of dawn.  Instead, the bird who can sing sitting anywhere, he finds to sit on, make mankind dream for a garden.

    It’s our unique journey for last six years started with one single step forward. Now, whenever  some friends inquire that why we're not  flying , we only find a reason to rejoice, if not getting able to fly !!  “Use Whatever Resources You Have” –these are the buzzwords which made us to survive all these years and reach to you.

    So, please, don't be dismayed if we don't have any independent site.  Let’s make journey together. Please, do read and write in PRAGYAN.

                With Thanks  Sushanta Kar,    Executive Editor, Pragyan

                                             

                                   

     

     

    Pragyan, December, 2011

    We regret for our late appearance with PRAGYAN December, 11 issue (Volume ix; Issue ii). Due to some technical reason we couldn’t make it on time.   Still, we are happy to inform you that in this issue we’ve tried to present a good number of writings on Science and as we always do, tried to focus on some socially relevant issues, in this issue we’ve focused on International Year of Chemistry and Forest.  That made the issue one of the biggest in size. Dr Arindam Adhikari tried to explain what the Lotus Effect is, while Pinky Purakayastha expressed her concern on Indian Forest. Baikuntha Das and Ranandra Khaund tried to explore relation between Forest and people depended on it.         

                The American Educationist Joseph Landsberger continues to write on Study Guides and Strategies. This time he has written on ‘Thinking and Memorising’ ,the same translation by Bantimala Devi and the Bengali Translation by Sushanta Kar will again appear in his own site.

              Prashanta Bora is continuing with his career tips ‘Notes for Freshers’. Teachers might feel benefited from the information presented on the research journals in the column ‘Career Tabloid’.               

                 Among other attractions, we hope   readers     would love to read a few more write up on Political Economy, Language and cultural issues.   

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    Among all these, you please don’t miss to have a look on beautiful ball point pen drawings by Tapas Ray, in the Last page.

     

            Have a pleasant reading here!

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    Pragyan , December,2011