Communicative English Workshop

07/11/2024

07/02/2019

SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Language ENGLISH & Related Studies (SMILERS)

A cursory glance.

31/12/2017

With just a few hours to go, let's Hope the dawning of the New Year brings you closer to the goal, and makes you crowned with success.

08/11/2017

In pursuit of perfection, always...

28/05/2015

10/04/2015

Do you love music? Want to use it to learn English? Check out the hip-hop inspired song "Peace" from Sing Out Loud American Rhythms. Download the songs and lyrics for free!

10/04/2015

To learn Passive voice it is necessary to know the past participles. If you do not know the past participles go to our post on Past participle and learn the irregular verbs first. Once you do not have any problems with past participles, it is time to learn the Passive voice in English. Passive voice…

25/03/2015

Classes on English courses given for ICSE (Classes 6 to 10), ISC (11 & 12), CBSE (Classes 6 to 12), WBBSE (Classes 6 to 10), HS (11 & 12) and BA (Pass & Hons.) at

SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Language ENGLISH & Related Studies (SMILERS)

Classes on English courses given for ICSE (Classes 6 to 10), ISC (11 & 12), CBSE (Classes 6 to 12), WBBSE (Classes 6 to 10), HS (11 & 12) and BA (Pass & Hons.) at SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Lan... - Education & Classes - Dum Dum

25/03/2015

Poetry has a rich tradition in India. It was instrumental in earning the country its first (and only) Nobel Prize in Literature, awarded to Rabindranath Tagore in 1913 for his collection Gitanjali. Old Delhi’s Urdu-speaking dwellers spice up their daily conversations with couplets of 19th century poet Mirza Ghalib and 18th century poet Mir Taqi Mir. The Sufi poems of Bulleh Shah are sung across the Punjab countryside. Indian poetry in English, which began in the 1820s, has produced its own share of canonical poets.

This is not just another institution to cater to the needs of merely those interested in the studies of English language and literature. It seeks to promote and foster a sense of inclusiveness that is inherent in the very tenor of the language and its literature. And in a changing global scenario, t…