Author: Dr. Babulal Bala Associate Professor Department of History Raiganj University College Para, Raiganj, Uttar Dinajpur Email: babulalbala@gmail.com Abstract:It is widely known to all that excepting Rig-Vedic period, the fifty percent population of our society i.e. women are started exploiting by the male centric selfish dominating society since long past. The...
Read MoreAuthor: Tanmay Barman Research Scholar Department of History University of Gour Banga Mokdumpur,Malda,West Bengal Email: tanmay2070@gmail.com Abstract:Rajbanshis, the descendants of Koches, are living in the Terai and Brahmaputra valley of the eastern Himalaya for thousands of years. This area is a treasure house of biodiversity. Traditionally being settled...
Read MoreAuthor: Sutapa Bhattacharya Research Scholar Department of History Bankura University Bankura,West Bengal,India Email: bhattacharyasutapa190695@gmail.com Sankar Kumar Biswas Head and Associate Professor Department of History Bankura University Bankura,West Bengal,India Email: skbiswashist@gmail.com Abstract:The second half of eighteenth century Bengal Presidency...
Read MoreAuthor: Kausar Ali Ph.D. Research Scholar, Department of History, Raiganj University, West Bengal, India, Email: Kausaraliugb@gmail.com Abstract: Sundarbans means ‘the beautiful forest’. Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world. It has a unique human-nature relationship. It is located in Southern part of West Bengal in India and some parts of...
Read MoreAuthor: Rajib Roson Ghosal Research Scholar, Department of History Visva-Bharati, Shantiniketan. Email: rajibrghosal92@gmail.com Abstract: The unthinkable discoveries of technologies and the success of medical science are always impatient to prove each other. In a few moments, the incurable disease is leaving the body forever, and in a few seconds, an injection is...
Read MoreAuthor: Madhab Chandra Adhikary Professor Department of History Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University Cooch Behar,West Bengal Email: madhab.cbpbu@gmail.com Abstract: The national movement was not uniformly observed throughout the whole of Bengal, and in every region, the national movement was activated in their respective areas. As the Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling...
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