Centre for Comparative Religion and Culture founded in accordance with the Memorandum of Association of the N.C.E. Bengal (1906) is engaged in study and research on the major world religions and the discipline of modern comparative religion.
This year the Centre for Comparative Religion under the aegis of the National Council of Education, Bengal organized nineteen online seminar lectures, attended on an average by 50 individuals.
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Published by Papyrus, Kolkata-700004. Professor Arun Kumar Mookerjee, Director – Centre for Comparative Religion and Culture has written an introduction to the collection. The book has been welcomed in Colleges and Universities of West Bengal and Bangladesh.