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1.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR DISABLED STUDENTS
Dr. Soumendra Kumar Saha Chaudhuri
1
2.
THE MEANING, CONCEPT, SIGNIFICANCE AND HISTORY OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN INDIA
Richa Chimulkar
8
3.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: A HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
Kingshuk Bhattacharjee
21
4.
VALUES OF TEACHERS TOWARDS INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN THE SPARK OF 21ST CENTURY’S EDUCATIONAL HINDI MOVIES
Tanushree Sarkar
36
5.
THE STUDY OF RPWD ACT 2016
Sandip Kumar Bera
49
6.
VARIOUS INTERNATIONAL POLICIES REFLECTING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES: AN OVERVIEW
Ms. Priya Balari, Dr. (Mrs.) Mun Kalita
62
7.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: SIGNIFICANCE, PROVISIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR DIFFERENTLY-ABLED LEARNERS
Soma Biswas Tarafdar, Prof. (Dr.) Jayanta Mete
77
8.
PREPARATION OF TEACHERS FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN INDIA IN THE LIGHT OF NATIONAL CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK (NCF), 2005
Barnali Lahkar, Dr. (Mrs.) Mun Kalita
89
9.
NEP 2020 AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
Chiranjit Setua
104
10.
GENDER BIAS IN THE MYTHS OF SATI
Ayantika Chakraborty, Dr. Debalina Debnath
125
11.
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND STRESS AMONG THE POST GRADUATE STUDENTS
Manuara Khatun, Dr. Santosh Kumar Behera, Mazhar Shamsi Ansary
147
12.
AWARENESS OF DYSLEXIA AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND DYSLEXIA AFFECTED STUDENTS IN BANKURA DISTRICT IN WEST BENGAL
Somdyuti Rakshit, Jayanta Mete
169
13.
PRESENT PERSPECTIVE OF PRE-SERVICE AND IN-SERVICE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN INDIA
Rimmi Datta
179
14.
EDUCATION OF WOMEN: WEAPON TO RESTRAINT WOMEN TRAFFICKING
Subhashree Bera, Dr. Debashis Mridha
196
15.
TRAFFICKING OF BONDED LABOUR : A CASE STUDY OF VIDHAYAK SANSAD
Dr. Kavita Robert Almeida
210
16.
SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Dr. Neeraz
222
17.
INCLUSIVE SOCIETY: CHILDREN WHO LEARN TOGETHER, LIVE TOGETHER
Sanjay Sarkar, Jayanta Mete
234
18.
A GLANCE AT THE NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY-2020
Dr. M. Ramakrishnan
257
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