Author: Abhya Singh Junior Research Fellow Visva-Bharati University Email: abhs763@gmail.com Abstract::This paper examines the impact of colonial forest policies on the socio-economic life and identity of the Sahariya tribe of Bundelkhand, with particular focus on the regions of Lalitpur and Jhansi during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries....
Read MoreAuthor: Dr Pum Khan Pau Professor Department of History & Archaeology Nagaland University Kohima, Pin 797004 Email: puapau@gmail.com Abstract::The 1937 separation of Burma from India, often overlooked as a partition, significantly impacted indigenous hill tribes on the Indo-Burma frontier. This paper examines how colonial administration divided these tribes,...
Read MoreAuthor: Utpal Mandal Research Scholar Department of Political Science Assam University Assam,India Email: utpalmandal6650@gmail.com Abstract: The present study explores the struggle of Dalit Namasudra settlers on Marichjhapi Island in the Sundarban region in West Bengal, an under-researched area in partition history. Through a critical analysis of historical...
Read MoreAuthor: Atisha Lama PhD Research Scholar Department of History University of Gour Banga Malda,West Bengal, India Email: atishalamako@gmail.com Abstract: This paper traces the evolution of public healthcare systems in Bengal across the colonial and postcolonial periods, highlighting the stark contrast between Calcutta and the Darjeeling hills. In colonial Calcutta,...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Sukanta Pramanik Assistant Professor Department of History Kalyani Mahavidyalaya Kalyani,West Bengal,India Email: spramanik407@gmail.com Abstract: Quit India Movement in Burdwan and Birbhum added a new dimension to the anti-British movement in colonial Bengal. Both districts witnessed radicalism and spontaneity in the concerned movement. Usually, the...
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