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Dspace@VU is the Open Access Institutional Repository of Vidyasagar University. Research outputs of VU - journal papers, conference papers, reports, theses, patents etc. - are uploaded/self-archived by VU Faculty members / Resarchers who do research on different specialized areas . Interested users can freely download and use documents as most of them are directly accessible and full-text downloadable. 'Request Copy' forms can be used for documents to which direct full-text download is restricted due to publisher embargo. "This repository is administrated by Central Library , Vidyasagar University".

Digitized administrative documents ,Articles of the journals published by the university and old question papers of Vidyasagar University as and when made available have been uploaded in this repository

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"Academic departments are requested to submit to the University Library the list of on-going PhD theses and other research projects taken up by the respective departments with relevant details for uploading in this repository. This information will highlight the research activities in the University as a whole."

Recent Submissions

Resolutions of DC meeting (Botany and Forestry) Dated 21.09.2020 See

PhD committee (Botany) meeting held on 20.07.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 10.11.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( Applied Mathematics with Oceanology and Computer Programming) held on 19.11.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 01.10.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 27.09.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 23.09.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 09.09.2020 See

Minutes of the Departmental Committee Meeting ( English ) held on 06.09.2020 See

Self-Reflexivity in the Select Writings of Rudyard Kipling : A Postcolonial Review See

In his seminal work on the image of the Empire in the Victorian period, Sir John Seeley identifies two opposing groups of literary artists with reference to their attitudes towards the Empire — those who are ardent votaries of this enterprise and wish its continuance for an inordinate number of years and those who loathe this imperial establishment as a crime against humanity and prefer its dissolution (cited also in Smith 36). Between these two opposite poles there exist a few writers w...