Author: Ushasi Banerjee Independent Scholar Department of History University of Calcutta College Square,Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: ushasi2000@gmail.com Abstract:: Keshab Chandra Sen, an eminent personality of 19th century Bengal, played an instrumental role in the social reform movement. But the marriage of his minor daughter, Suniti Devi to the Maharaja of...
Read MoreAuthor: Shanta Barman M.Phil Scholar Department of Political Science Raiganj University Raiganj, Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal,India Email: shantabarman980@gmail.com Abstract:: This article provides an overview of the current state of women’s participation in Indian politics, highlighting key challenges, initiatives, and achievements. The study begins by...
Read MoreAuthor: Archana Chatterjee Research Scholar Department of History Seacom Skills University Santinekatan,Birbhum,West Bengal,India Email: archana.meghali84@gmail.com Abstract:: The Mughal era (16th–19th century) saw a significant increase in the number of educated women, which was crucial for societal growth and empowerment. The alternatives for education open to...
Read MoreAuthor: Saruk Hossain M. Phil Scholar Department of Political Science Raiganj University Raiganj,Uttar Dinajpur,West Bengal,India Email: sarukhossain0@gmail.com Abstract:: This article provides an overview on historical development of Panchayati Raj system in India. In my view that Rajasthan was the first state in India to implement a plan of democratic...
Read MoreRunning through the Ages: Postal Service in Colonial India and the ‘Runners’, an Intimate Engagement
Author: Chiranjib Das Research Scholar Department of History Visva-Bharati Santiniketan,Birbhum,West Bengal Email: daschiru81@gmail.com Abstract:: From the very beginning of the Post Office of India or, better to say from its inception there was the term; ‘runner’ deeply associated with the sector of service. In India, one might have examples of sending letters from...
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