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Admission Current Session
Admissions to classes for grades 8 to 12 (ICSE / ISC / CBSE / WBBSE-WBCHSE English medium) at Sowmen Mitter's English Tutorial Classes are now going on. Both intensive and extensive practice sessions that Sowmen Mitter's classes have long been known for, helping stu dents build their language and allied construction skills remains the focus. Guardians of prospective candidates are requested to call, or contact Sowmen Mitter in person.
Massacre of children condemned
SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Language ENGLISH & Related Studies (SMILERS) condemns in the strongest possible terms the barbaric attack on an army school in Peshawar, Pakistan by a suicide squad of the Taliban, killing over a hundred innocent children and injuring scores of others. These terrorists know neither religion nor humanity. Solidarity and deep condolences to the grieving families. ://thecitizen.in/NewsDetail.aspx?
Closing for the festive vacation
This is for the information of all concerned that given the festivities that are to set in in Bengal in a few days' time, the academic centre at the SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Language ENGLISH & Related Studies (SMILERS) will remain closed from 30th Sept. 2014 to 11th Oct. 2014. Classes as per normal will resume from 12th Oct. 2014 onwards.
Prof. Bipan Chandra, apostle of secular values, passes away..
The SOWMEN MITTER Initiative for Language ENGLISH & Related Studies (SMILERS) mourns the passing away of Prof Bipan Chandra , one of India's pre-eminent historians and ardent crusader against distortion of History and a powerful voice against communalism at this time when an augu st body like the Indian Council of Historical Research may, for obvious reasons, be used to make us believe that the two epics - the Ramayana and the Mahabharata are events of History. His death at this crucial juncture means a great loss not only to the academia and cultivation of history as a discipline to seek out the truth, but also to the overall secular ethos of the Indian literati and society in general. We respectfully pay our homage to this secular soldier of Modern Indian History.