Author: Swagatam Khan Independent Scholar Bhopal, India Email: swagatam91@gmail.com Abstract: The expansion of indigo cultivation in nineteenth-century Bengal constituted a significant episode in the transformation of colonial agrarian relations. Although the Indigo Revolt of 1859-60 has generally been remembered as a major confrontation between European planters...
Read MoreThe Contribution of Asiatic Societies to the Development of Indian Languages (1784 C.E. – 1835 C.E.)
Author: Shuvajoy Roy PhD Research Scholar Department of History Raiganj University Uttar Dinajpur,West Bengal,India Email: suvojoyroy.07@gmail.com Abstract: In 1784 Sir William Jones founded Asiatic Society of Bengal. The Asiatic Society of Bombay was founded by Sir James Mackintosh. Known then as the Literary Society of Bombay, it met for the first time on Nov 26,...
Read MoreAuthor: Akash Protim Boruah Assistant professor (Guest) Department of History D.K.D College Assam,India Email: akashboruah51@gmail.com Abstract: Maghnowa Dol, located at Padampur near Narayanpur in Lakhimpur district of Assam is a monument associated with the architectural history of the Ahom period. The temple is notable for its plan, dome-shaped sikhara, brick...
Read MoreAuthor: Haokholal Kipgen PhD Scholar Department of History, University of Hyderabad Telangana, India Email: amosboilal@gmail.com Abstract: This article examines the protracted crisis of tribal self-governance in Manipur, focusing on the suspension of Autonomous District Council (ADC) elections and its implications for the hill tribes. Unlike other states in...
Read MoreAuthor: Aditya Sriastava Independent Scholar B.A.Programme Dyal Singh College (Morning) New Delhi,India Email: adityarubyji@gmail.com Abstract: This paper examines how Shivaji’s historical persona as a strategic thinker, administrator, and state-builder was reinterpreted across the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to generate nationalist consciousness, culminating...
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