Author: Dr. Santu Halder Ph.D Research Schola Department of History Jadavpur University Kolkata,West Bengal,India ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-1478-9262 Email: santuhalder2010@gmail.com Abstract:: Hunting is arguably the oldest sport practiced within human society, transcending geographical and temporal boundaries. It is well-documented that hunting has been a...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Pratheesh. P Assistant Professor, Department of History, St. Michael’s College Cherthala, Kerala,India ORCID Id: https: 0000-0003-3976-5978 Email: drpratheeshraghav@gmail.com Abstract:: Kerala’s rural economy has historically been shaped by coconut fibre–based coir production, an industry that acquired an organised industrial form under European...
Read MoreAuthor: Devashish Mahto Independent Research Scholar Department of History St. Xavier’s College Ranchi Ranchi, Jharkhand ORCID: 0009-0009-4380-9460 Email: devashishmahto707@gmail.com Abstract:: This research paper examines the relationship between the schools and universities in Bihar and Jharkhand that helped to develop revolutionary nationalism in the region...
Read MoreAuthor: Anchala Duarah Assistant Professor Department of History D.C.B. Girls’ College, Jorhat, Assam,India Email: anchaladuarah123@gmail.com Abstract:: History is witness to the fact that across time, gender has always been used as an instrument of ‘male politics’ with women hardly being involved as active counterparts. The present study critically examines the...
Read MoreAuthor: Suren Das Assistant Professor Department of History Bhattadev University Bajali, Assam,India Email: surendas1980@gmail.com Abstract:: The Indian history witnessed very few ruling dynasties whose rule sustained for a long span of time like those of the Ahoms. The Ahoms were descendants of the Tai people, originally from the Chinese province of Yunan who...
Read MoreAuthor: Wajid Hussain Joyia Higher Education Department Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan Email: wajidjoya@yahoo.com Abstract:: The Battle of the Hydaspes (326 BCE) is commonly described in Greek historiography as a decisive victory that secured Macedonian dominance in the Punjab. This article re-examines that interpretation by placing classical narratives alongside regional...
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