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# The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.124

The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.124

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### [c3.124](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.sarkar-1914.c3.124)

In October 1928 Professor Sarkar established the \*Bangīya Dhana-Vijnān Parishat\* (Bengali Institute of Economics), with my father as the first President, in April 1932 the “\*Antarjātik Banga\*” \*Parishat\* (“International Bengal” Institute), and in April 1937 the \*Bangīya Samāj-Vijnān Parishat\* (Bengali Institute of Sociology). The object of these three \*Parishats\* or Institutes is to promote investigations and researches in the different branches of economics, constitution, sociology etc. through the medium of Bengali. In all this work his chief colleague is Dr. Narendra Nath Law, editor of the \*Indian Historical Quarterly\*, and Managing Director of the Bangeswari Cotton Mills Ltd.

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