Nandini Bhattacharya

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Nandini Bhattacharya is a Professor of History in a college in Kolkata. Her research interest on the one hand revolves around Soviet Socialist experimentation in Central Asia and on the other hand deals with Bangla’s partition and its impact on socio-politico-cultural scene. Her publications include East Bengal: A Lost Land of Immortal Memories (2017).

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Soviet Secular Education and its Evolution in Central Asia: Some Literary Reflection

The Soviet system found the most effective way to disseminate the message of Revolution through the spread of education. In the countries of the Soviet East, especially Central Asia, these new experiences created by the atmosphere of education and enlightenment were often highlighted in many of their literary imagination.

Appears in 240313174231 (2023) Read Article →

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Nation, Self and the Other: Role of Poets in Reinventing Cultural Identity in Post-Soviet Tajikistan

Tajikistan is the smallest land in Central Asia with a dilapidated economy which suffers acute social instability in her post-Soviet phase. But as a land of classical heritage, she inherited a rich legacy of culture from pre-soviet and soviet epoch. And these ethereal elements created the basis for sustaining her cultural entity that supported her journey towards independent nationhood.

Appears in 210905151235 (2019) Read Article →