SAMSAPTAK (ISSN: 2454-4884) is a Bengali peer-reviewed and refereed journal that has been actively publishing original and thought-provoking articles since 2015. It is not merely a journal, but a dynamic platform committed to nurturing academic scholarship, cultural dialogue, and literary exploration in the Bengali language.

Under the able leadership of Dr. Uttam Das as the Chief Editor and Atishchandra Bhalla  and Kartick Bisui as Associate Editors, the journal maintains a high standard of intellectual integrity and editorial rigour. Each submitted article undergoes a thorough review process by a panel of experts. Only those articles which exhibit originality, relevance, and academic merit are selected for publication.

Samsaptak is primarily focused on themes related to society, literature, and culture, and encourages interdisciplinary approaches that reflect on contemporary issues. In an age where digital content dominates, Samsaptak holds on to the roots of Bengali intellectual tradition while adapting to the changing times. It recognizes the power of the written word in shaping thought and seeks to cultivate a habit of critical reflection among young writers and readers.

One of the key missions of the journal is to promote cultural consciousness among the youth. In today’s fast-paced digital world, cultural engagement is often reduced to superficial trends. Samsaptak resists this decline by offering a space where thoughtful writing, research, and deep engagement with culture can thrive.

The journal believes that in order to sustain cultural and literary richness in Bengali society, there must be consistent efforts to publish high-quality, research-based, and creative content in the mother tongue. Through its carefully curated issues, Samsaptak contributes to building a knowledge society grounded in values, history, and critical inquiry.

To encourage and recognize the contributions of writers, the journal provides an official certificate to each published author. This not only acknowledges their efforts but also motivates them to continue their scholarly journey.

In essence, Samsaptak is more than a periodical — it is a cultural mission. By balancing tradition with technology, reflection with research, and youth with experience, it embodies a living tradition of Bengali critical thought.

In a world where language and literature often struggle to survive amidst fleeting attention spans, Samsaptak stands tall as a testament to perseverance, vision, and commitment. It is a journal that speaks not only to the intellect but also to the heart of Bengali heritage.