Volume 3 Number 2
Aims & Scope of the Journal
Editorial
Front Page of the Journal
Cover Page of the Journal
Table of Contents
| Articles |
| American Civil War East Indian Connection The Civil War Gunpowder and Indian Saltpetre |
01-13 |
| Sandip Munshi |
| Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay:A Cultural Heritage Revivalist of India |
14-21 |
| Saikat Biswas |
| Early Buddhist Sites in Odisha:A Study of Ayodhya, Langudi and Solanpur |
22-30 |
| Dr.Sikhasree Ray |
| History of Gosanimari Rajpat in Kamatapur Kingdom:A Study on Archaeological Findings |
31-41 |
| Sujan Das |
| Census Policy in British India: A Brief Historical Evaluation |
42-49 |
| Ashim Biswas |
| Running through the Ages: Postal Service in Colonial India and the ‘Runners’, an Intimate Engagement |
50-58 |
| Chiranjib Das |
| Empowering Minds,Inspiring Nations:Women’s Education in the era of Mughal India |
59-67 |
| Archana Chatterjee |
| Suniti Devi and the Social Reform Movenment of 19th Century Benga |
68-80 |
| Ushasi Banerjee |
| Caste and Political life of Dalit Leader: Upendra Nath Barman in Contemporary Bengal 1898-1988 |
81-96 |
| Mampi Barman |
| Recasting the Religious Shrines of Maynaguri(Jalpaiguri District) |
97-113 |
| Bhaskar Chanda |
| Social Change in Bengal, 1757-1857:A Critical Analysis |
114-124 |
| Krishna Das,Bipul Mandal |
| Rise and Growth of Pundravardhana: A Study on 5th Century B.C.E to 5th Century A.D |
125-136 |
| Gourab Dutta |
| Exploring Women’s Participation in Indian Politics:Challenges, Progress, and Prospects |
137-147 |
| Shanta Barman |
| Historical Development of Panchayati Raj in India:A Historical Analysis |
148-155 |
| Saruk Hossain |
| Buddhist and Jaina Minor Deities Found From Early Medieval Bengal: An Iconographic Survey |
156-167 |
| Dr. Rajeswar Roy |
| Impact of Economy and Society upon Non Government English Medium Schools in Darjeeling District -From Colonial Intervention to Capitalist Venture(1846-1991) |
168-186 |
| Binay Laha |
| Role of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy in Protecting the Interest of West Bengal with Special Reference to ‘Berubari Movement’ |
187-198 |
| Dr. Babulal Bala |
| Hitasadhani Sabha in former Princely State Cooch Behar, 1946-1950: Emergence and Effects to the Indigenous People of Cooch Behar |
199-206 |
| Kamal Barman |
| Khan Choudhury Amanat Ullah Ahmad: A Case Study on His Political and Literary Activities |
207-215 |
| Sumana Das |
| Society and Social Changes in Twentieth Century North Bengal in Respect of Traditional Games |
216-231 |
| Badal Roy |
| Socio-Economic Development in the Issue of Agriculture System in Dinajpur in Colonial Phase |
232-244 |
| Subrata Mandal |
Gambhira:The Voice of Rural Bengal Enquiring Social Awareness
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245-262 |
| Sreetapa Das |
| Book Reviews |
| Pushkar Sohoni:The Architecture of a Deccan SultanateCourtly Practice and Royal Authority in Late Medieval India, London: I.B.Tauris,2018, Price:8130/p INR) |
263-265 |
| Malya Singh |
