Author: Dr.Krishnegowda K N Associate Professor Department of History Government First Grade College Sakaleshapura,Karnataka,India Email: knkrishnegowda42@gmail.com Abstract: Epigraphs constitute one of the most significant primary sources for reconstructing the political, economic, religious and socio-cultural history of medieval Karnataka. The Hassan region,...
Read MoreAuthor: Tarana Tabassum Sweety Lecturer Epartment of Business and Aministration Presidency University. Dhaka,Bangladesh Email:sweetydu22@gmail.com Abstract: On June 23, 1757, Sirajuddaula, the last sovereign Nawab of Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa, was defeated by the British East India Company in the battle of Plassey. Subsequently, the British governed this land for...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr.T.Baladubramanian Guest Lecturer Dept.of History and Tourism Studies School of Social Sciences Tamilnadu Open University Chennai,India Email: balasubramanian834@gmail.com Prof. N. Dhanalakshmi2 Professor & Head Department of History and Tourism School of Social Sciences Tamil NaduOpen University Chennai, India Email: balasubramanian834@gmail.com...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. S. Harikrishnan Assistant Professor, Department of History, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur, Tamil Nadu, India. Email: harikrishnan@shctpt.edu Abstract: Tamil Nadu played a pivotal role in India’s freedom struggle; in particular, the district of Tirupattur made a significant contribution to the independence movement. This study...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Sankar Sarkar Asstant Professor Department in History Balurghat Mahila Mahavidyalaya Dakshin Dinajpur,West Bengal, India Email: sankarsarkar406@gmail.com Abstract: During the colonial period, Dinajpur district was predominantly Muslim. According to Hamilton’s account, the ratio of the Hindu and Muslim population was approximately 3:7, while the...
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Ritabrata Goswami Associate Professor Department of History Kaliachak College Malda,West Bengal,India Email:ritabrataswami@gmail.com Abstract: In the history of colonial India, the plague was not merely a medical catastrophe but a symbol of a profound social, political, and cultural crisis. When, the plague epidemic spread across India, including Bengal,...
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