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Six-Month Progress Report on Ph.D. Research

This confidential progress report summarizes the research done by Sujit Kumar Tapaswi from January 1st to June 30th 2021 for their PhD on "Nationalism and Humanism in Rabindranath Tagore’s Works: An Analytical Study". During this period, the candidate upgraded their introduction, literature review, and research methodology chapter. Their methodology details a primary and secondary data collection approach using surveys, observations, and existing documents. The supervisor approved of the candidate's work over this six month period.

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Six-Month Progress Report on Ph.D. Research

This confidential progress report summarizes the research done by Sujit Kumar Tapaswi from January 1st to June 30th 2021 for their PhD on "Nationalism and Humanism in Rabindranath Tagore’s Works: An Analytical Study". During this period, the candidate upgraded their introduction, literature review, and research methodology chapter. Their methodology details a primary and secondary data collection approach using surveys, observations, and existing documents. The supervisor approved of the candidate's work over this six month period.

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Appendix - 4

CONFIDENTIAL PROGRESS REPORT

Six monthly progress report of the research work done for the period from

01/01/2021 to 30/06/2021 of the research scholar.

1. Name of the Research Scholar: Sujit Kumar Tapaswi

2. Subject: English

3. Topic Registered for Ph.D. Degree: Nationalism and Humanism in Rabindranath Tagore’s
Works: An Analytical Study

4. Name of the Supervisor: - Dr. Priti Benarjee

5. Name of Co-supervisor (if any): - N.A

6. Description of the guidance on the topic

Period with dates the


Candidates has been with the
guide for research work (It
may also indicate the date of
leave availed by the
candidate during the above
period).

Remarks of the Supervisor on the work done by the Candidate on Topic.

Fees paid vide receipt No ............................................................Date............................................


Place: Indore

(Signature of Head of Institution wherethe

Candidate was registered for Ph.D. degree)

Signature of the Supervisor Address: Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam University


Indore- Dewas Bypass Road,
Village- Arandia, P.O. Jhalaria,
Indore (M.P.) – 452016, INDIA
Place:
Work Done by the Candidates in this Six Months Period

In this period investigator upgrade the Introduction, Literature review, Research


Methodology chapter.

Research methodology (Chapter 3) is a way of explaining how a researcher intends to carry


out their research. It's a logical, systematic plan to resolve a research problem. A
methodology details a researcher's approach to the research to ensure reliable, valid results
that address their aims and objectives. A research methodology gives research legitimacy
and provides scientifically sound findings. It also provides a detailed plan that helps to keep
researchers on track, making the process smooth, effective and manageable. A researcher's
methodology allows the reader to understand the approach and methods used to reach
conclusions. Other researchers who want to replicate the research have enough information
to do so. Researchers who receive criticism can refer to the methodology and explain their
approach. It can help provide researchers with a specific plan to follow throughout their
research.
There are two sources of data collection techniques. Primary and Secondary data collection
techniques, Primary data collection uses surveys, experiments or direct observations.
Secondary data collection may be conducted by collecting information from a diverse
source of documents or electronically stored information, census and market studies are
examples of a common sources of secondary data. This is also referred to as "data mining."

Signature of the Candidate

Remark of the supervisor on the work done by the candidate on topic:

Signature of the Supervisor

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