Department of English, Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis Mahavidyalaya

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The Department of Englsh, PRASANTA CHANDRA MAHALANOBIS MAHAVIDYALAYA
is going to organise
a Special Lecture
by Professor Amrit Sen, Professor at the Department of English, Viswa Bharati University
on 26th JUNE
at 11AM.

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Here is the Webzine we all have been eagerly waiting for!

Click on this link to have a look.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pk1M9b5y6B0UhaOA-3urY5QAtNqbeiqw/view?usp=sharing

More interesting projects on the way!
Watch this space for more.

PCMM English Department Webzine.pdf

The newest member of PCMM English Faculty is our Head of the Department, Dr. Sukanta Das, whose enthusiastic involvement and more than a decade long experience enriches the department.

An active student of the English department, Mansi Mukherjee takes interest in all kinds of works, but loves cooking and experimenting with new recipes. This proactive attitude has motivated her to draw her thoughts about the impact of COVID 19 on children.

PCMM English department’s student PriyaGhosh loves drawing, reciting, playing guitar and writing poems and short stories. She takes delights in William Shakespeare’s dramas and celebrates his supernaturalism through a portrait of the three Weird Sisters engaged, perhaps, in the preparation of a concoction for Macbeth.

Basanti Chakroborty is a student of the English department of Prasanta Chandra MahalanobisMahavidyalaya, who loves to read and write creative content and listen to music in her leisure time. She believes that her hobbies connect her to her inner self. William Shakespeare’s language, immortal characters, and the universal drama of human life have inspired her to reimagine one of Shakespeare’s famous romantic entanglements between Olivia and Viola (Cesario) from Twelfth Night in a locked-down COVID wrought world.

Manasi Mukherjee, a student of the English department of Prasanta Chandra MahalanobisMahavidyalaya, expresses her creative attributes through a skit in which she dreams of an encounter with the Bard of Avon.

Purabi Mallick is a final year student of the English department. She enjoys a myriad of activities like cooking, crafting, storytelling, cycling, and yoga, and loves to make people happy with uplifting humours. She takes a special interest in creative writing and showcases her talent by penning an open letter to William Shakespeare.
This is Purabi's second entry to the Shakespeare Project. Please also have a look at her sketch. Link : https://www.facebook.com/112604790476131/photos/a.113997087003568/116591893410754/?type=3&theater

Our very own Nilanjana Dutta loves to write. Since a very young age, she has written short stories and poems. She also enjoys reading as a hobby. Nilanjana says that it has been a long time she had last written and was afraid she's out of touch; till the English Department came up with the Shakespeare Project, which rekindled her passion in writing.