The Indian Messenger Online

By Jawhar Sircar The First Modern Indian Rammohun Roy was the first Indian to make the best use of whatever Western education, philosophy and scholasticism was available to Indians in the opening decades of the nineteenth century with the purpose of applying these imbibed skills and knowledge to articulate the concerns of Indians before the dominant colonial power. A handful of enterprising Indians had, indeed, learnt to gain from European knowledge systems that were made available by missionaries and educators, Read More …

By Sudakshina Kundu Mookerjee Conclusion It is also debatable that all the new elements introduced in the new curriculum will actually make any difference to the employability, given the present job prospects. There should first be a survey of the job market, with its projection for the next decade, in order to revise a curriculum. The need must dictate the nature of training to be imparted. India is now part of the global village. Hence, the Human Resource Ministry must Read More …

By Debanjan Roy Introduction: Almost all religions essentially talk about three basic entities: 1) God, 2) Individual Soul of life 3) Nature/World/Universe. There are some exceptions like Buddhism and Jainism, which are silent about God.  Man has tried to correlate between these three entities : Is soul equal to or different from God? Is soul created by God? Is soul part of God? Did God create Nature? Or, is the Nature part of God Himself? However, out of all these Read More …