P K Dey Sarkar English Grammar Pdf [Extra Quality]

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Given his spiritual frame of mind, it is not surprising that his focus was on grammar. He described his work as "the highest form of human activity" and "the art of human conversation". Indeed, grammar is a social construct and should not be the exclusive preserve of any individual or institution. True, grammar has its domain where it deals with the etymology and translation of words, tenses, declensions, inflections, gender and quantity, but it also has its applicative domain, its social domain, its domain of functions and its domain of meanings. What more, grammar is the scribe of ideas, the knife that cuts up the ravings of the mind. It is not known how many prime ministers Sarkar had tutored in English, but the fact remains that he influenced their language quite profoundly. He also participated in diplomatic negotiations for India's independence. He not only studied English, the Anglo-Indian between France, Germany, India, Persia, the Netherlands and Great Britain. He was well versed in the languages of Asia, Africa, China, Japan and Russia.

Sarkar taught ancient and modern Persian and Russian to the Russian-English students in the university. He also learnt the teachings of the Tirthayatra, Karmayan, Agama and Sanvai, and worked as an Agama seer from 1961 to 1966. He was a close associate of Kashmiri Pandit, Baldev Vaid (1894--1959) and Pandit Baldev Das (1893-1968), two heroes of the present political battle in Kashmir. He died on 20th April, 2003.

Chandrima, Prabhat Patnaik, Bishweshwar Kumar Bhattacharya, Bhajanan Mishra, Pranoti Bajpai - this list is quite long and this is the bare minimum of what the list of students who studied grammar with him at Rajshahi Bhola Bishweshwar Hindu Academy can do. 84d34552a1