Author: Emdadul Islam Ph.D. Scholar Department of History Raiganj University P.O.-Raiganj,Dist.Uttar Dinajpur,WB Email: emdadulislam30@gmail.com Abstract: Iswar Chandra Bandhyopadhyaya (1820 –1891) was popularly known as ‘Vidyasagar’. He was pioneer of Renaissance in Bengal as well as India. Vidyasagar had set on an agitation of social reform namely the prevention...
Read MoreAuthor: Sankar Sarkar Assistant Professor in History Balurghat Mahila Mahavidyalaya Balurghat,West Bengal,India Email: sankarsarkar406@gmail.com Abstract: Abstract:In West Dinajpur district share of the tribal population was considerable and important tribes were Santal, Munda, Oraw, and Mahali. They are generally called adivasi, but actually, in this region, they...
Read MoreAuthor: Mrityunjoy Mandal Assistant Professor Dept. of Sanskrit Raghunathpur College Purulia, West Bengal, India. Email: jumrityunjoy2011@gmail.com Abstract: Abstract:The Purana means old or ancient. But literary meaning Itihas, Iti- Ha- As, in the context of the time that has passed. Although there is no sign of religion in the name, religious people have created...
Read MoreAuthor: Tusar Kanti Saha Research Scholar, Department of History Visva-Bharati Santiniketan, Birbhum,West Bengal,India Email: rupkumarbarman@gmail.com Abstract: In nineteenth century, while Bengal was in the forefront of various social reform movements, it did not lag behind in medical science, especially in the field of Homeopathy treatment. The pioneer of...
Read MoreAuthor: Sutapa Bhattacharya Ph.D Research Scholar Department of History Bankura University, Bankura,West Bengal Email: bhattacharyasutapa190695@ gmail.com Abstract: Abstract:The present paper seems to cover the role played by the armed warlike monks during the second half of eighteenth century Bengal and continued till the early decades of nineteenth century. The...
Read MoreAuthor: Chhawang Subba Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Gour Banga, Malda,West Bengal,India Email: csubba0082@gmail.com Abstract: The Treaty of Sugauli which was signed on December 2, 1815 and ratified on March 4, 1816 is a very significant treaty with regard to the demarcation of boundary between the kingdom of Nepal and the colonial India....
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