Author: Nungyoungmit Lepcha 1Phd Research Scholar Department of History Sikkim University Sikkim,India Email: Nungyoungmit@gmail.com Dr Anira Phipon Lepcha Assistant Professor Department of History Sikkim University Sikkim,India Email: aplepcha@cus.ac.in Abstract:: Widely held to be the land’s original settlers, the Lepchas today form a minority in Sikkim....
Read MoreAuthor: Shrabanti Kanjilal Ph. D. Research Scholar Department of History Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan Birbhum,West Bengal,India Email: shrabantikanjilal3@gmail.com Abstract:: The Indian traditional knowledge affirms that the universe was born of the union of Purush, i.e., the man, and Prakriti, i.e., the nature. While Prakriti is considered to be the basis of human...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr P. Sadasivam 1Assistant Professor Department of History Madras Christian College (Autonomous) Tambaram East, Chennai – 600059 Email: sadashine@yahoo.co.in Abstract:: This paper explores the complex interplay between agrarian commercialisation and the rise of nationalist politics in the Madras Presidency during British colonial rule. The introduction of...
Read MoreAuthor: Sambuddha Chakraborty 1Ph.D. Research Scholar Department of History Rabindra Bharati University Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: Sambuddha29@gmail.com Abstract:: This paper explores the historical and ideological transition from the Vaishnava bhakti movement of Chaitanya in medieval Bengal to the emergence of the Matua movement under Harichand Thakur in the...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr.B.Prabu Assistant Professor Sri Krishnasamy Arts and Science College Sattur (Virudhunagar), Tamil Nadu,India https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-0002-7604-0127 Email: drprabubl@gmail.com Abstract:: Abstract: The Hindu monasteries, particularly founded by saints of Shaivaite sects, played multiple roles in Tamilnadu during the medieval period. The Tamil...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Lab Mahato Guest Faculty The Sanskrit College and University West Bengal, India Email: labmahato23@gmail.com Abstract:: This article analyses the temperance movement in Bengal between the 1880s and 1909, with special reference to Calcutta, highlighting the interaction between voluntary associations and colonial governance. Influenced by temperance...
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