Deshbandhu College For Girls
Affiliated to University of Calcutta
Affiliated to University of Calcutta
The Bengali Department started with the inception of the college in 1955. Eminent litterateur and Principal of the college Dr. Suddhasattwa Bose was one of the pioneers who tried his best to enrich the department. Later, poet Dr. Palash Mitra, eminent critic and writer Dr. Pallab Sengupta , Vice Principal Nakshatra Kumar Roy Chowdhury , Parimal Dutta , Rekha Ghosh and Uma Chattopadhyay strengthened the department with their strong literary conceptions and ideas.
The prime objective of introducing the Honours Course, from the very beginning, was to provide opportunities to girls of poor and middle class families to improve their quality of life through education. The department is resolved in its commitment to continue the tradition, honouring strong literary value of the pioneers.
Associate Professor
M.A.
Associate Professor
M.A., M Phil
Associate Professor
M.A. Ph.D
Associate Professor
M.A., M Phil
Associate Professor
M.A, B.Ed, M Phil, Ph.D
Gen. | SC | ST | OBC-A | OBC-B | Total |
49 | 18 | 5 | 8 | 5 | 85 |
| Sl No | Title | Result View |
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| Sl No | Title | Notice View |
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Year | Pass Percentage |
2017-18 | 80.77% |
2018-19 | 71.11% |
2019-20 | 81.40% |
2020-21 | 100% |
2021-22 | 94% |
The department of Bengali is one of the founding departments of the institution. It has always been the department’s primary objective to ensure the holistic development of the pupils with regard to their knowledge, outlook, empathy and character. In spite of facing various hurdles throughout its journey, the department has always prevailed in continuing its work in shaping the next generation and hopes that the alumni emulate similar spirit in their lives.
• The Bengali Department of Deshbandhu College for Girls in collaboration with IQAC, organized a seminar on 25th February, 2022 to celebrate the International Mother Language Day which falls on 21st of February to commemorate the victory, struggle and sacrifice of thousands of Bengalis in order to preserve their identity, culture and language. Prof. Abhijit Banerjee, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Bengali, Diamond Harbor Women’s University, was the honorable speaker, who delivered an enlightening and thoughtprovoking speech on the significance of preserving and nurturing one’s mother tongue. After the session, a small program was organized for the students, where pupils from different departments recited poems authored by them.
• Department of Bengali , Deshbandhu College For Girls organized a program to celebrate Mother Language Day 2022.
