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2018 Academic Performance of Children in Need of Care and Protection: A Comparison Between the NGO run and State Run Children Homes of Assam.
2018 Relevance of Value Education in the School system
2017 Academic Performance of Children in Need of Care and Protection in relation to their Social Background; a Study of Prerona and Swapnalaya Children Homes Assam.
2016 Boidic Jugar Nari Ek Somu Obolokon.
2016 Education for Social Change; Indian Context.
2016 Chatra Chatrir Asoron aru kisu Prasongik Cinta.
2014 Disaster Education in India
2014 Siksha Jetia Sishu Monor Poriponthi Hoi
2013 Importance of Value Education in the School System: Responsibility of the Teacher.
2013 Education for Socialistic Pattern of Society Panchayat and Rural Development.
2012 Implementation of Career Oriented Courses at College Level
2012 Privatization of Higher Education in WTO Regime
2023 Six ethnic communities of Assam, ISBN 978-81-951214-7-3, Publishef by SM press, Jorhat- 1
2021 Educational and socio-economic conditions of women of Mising community. Darpon, published by Dhemaji College and Women cell, Dhemaji.ISSN:2349-5057.
2019 Relevence of thoughts and ideas of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan to 21st century. Edited by Dr. Dipankar Malakar Sapekhati college , Charaideo district of Assam, ISBN 979-81-937874-7-2. Title of the paper:- Dr. Savapalli Radhakrishnan as an educationist.
2014 Title of the paper:- Education as an instrument of social change and modernizationBackward communities of Assam. ISBN NO. 978-82-923050-9-7PP-194-201.
2013 Education and role of Media of Higher, Journal in social science, Amguri college, Sivasagar, ISSN-2321-2977,Vol-1, 2013 pp- 19-24.
2013 Published by Moran college:-Bearish, ISBN 978-81-928247-0-3pp-144-150. Title of the paper:- Problems of women education among Mising communitu with special reference of Sisibor goan block in Dhemaji district Assam.
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