Noted Assamese Scholar Indibor Deuri Passes Away

Noted Assamese Scholar Indibor Deuri Passes Away

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Category : Obituaries Published on: March 11 2023

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  • Deuri wrote several insightful articles about rationality and worked quietly to help people think more rationally.
  • He was 77.
  • As a social scientist, he was primarily known for his work, Janagosthiya Samasya: Otit, Bartamam, Bhabiswat (Issues of Ethnicity: Past, Present, Future), Jukti Aru Janasamaj (Rationality and Society).
  • He also edited three books titled, Jukti Bikash, Juktir Pohorot Samaj, and Jyoti-Bishnu: Sangskritik Rupantoror Ruprekha with author Prasenjit Choudhury.
  • He also did a lot of research on the ethnic problems in Assam and wrote many articles about them.
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