Towards a Typology of Madrasas in West Bengal
West Bengal is seen as a success story in the reform and modernisation of madrasas. What is the real picture in terms of the attitudes of and practices in the reforming and reluctant madrasas? What drives some madrasas to engage with reform of the syllabus and why are some others opposed?
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