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Volume 2, Issue 2

July – December 2026  ·  Published 30 September 2026
ISSN: 2583-XXXX DOI: 10.5281/bspmj.v2i2 4 articles
From the Editor
Editorial: Advancing Multidisciplinary Scholarship in the Digital Age
Dr. Ramesh Prasad Singh  ·  Pages i–iv

Table of Contents

All articles in this issue are open access. Click any title to read the abstract, or download the PDF directly.

Research Article pp. 1–14
Impact of Digital Learning Tools on Student Outcomes in Rural Colleges
A. Sharma, R. Patel
Department of Education, B.R.A.Bihar University, Muzaffarpur
This study examines the impact of digital learning tools on student outcomes in rural colleges of Bihar. Using a mixed-methods approach across 12 institutions, the research finds significant improvement in engagement and assessment scores where structured digital interventions were deployed.
Digital Learning Rural Education Student Outcomes EdTech
Research Article pp. 15–28
Soil Health and Traditional Crop Practices: A Field Study
M. Verma
Department of Environmental Science, B.S.P. Mahavidyalaya, Muzaffarpur
A field-based investigation of soil health indicators under traditional versus modern crop practices in the Muzaffarpur district. The study documents measurable differences in organic carbon, microbial activity and yield stability.
Soil Health Traditional Farming Crop Practices Sustainability
Review Article pp. 29–46
Language, Identity and Regional Literature in Contemporary India
S. Singh, K. Joshi
Department of Hindi, B.R.A.Bihar University, Muzaffarpur
This review traces the evolving relationship between language, identity and regional literature in post-liberalisation India. It argues that regional literary movements have become important sites for negotiating cultural and linguistic identity.
Language Identity Regional Literature Cultural Studies
Case Study pp. 47–60
Women Self-Help Groups and Local Economic Development
P. Mehta
Department of Commerce, B.S.P. Mahavidyalaya, Muzaffarpur
A case study of women-led self-help groups in northern Bihar, documenting how collective micro-enterprise has contributed to household income, financial inclusion and local economic resilience.
Self-Help Groups Women Empowerment Micro-Enterprise Economic Development

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