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The Early phase of Calcutta Port and Dock: An analysis of the Labour Composition, Condition and Organization of the Working Class

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Author: Chitrabhanu Biswas 1Assistant Professor Department of History Domkal Girls’ College Murshidabad,West Bengal,India Email: chitrabhanu1992@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract::The Calcutta Port and Dock presented a complex configuration of different types of employees, engaging a workforce that varied in skills, employment patterns, and educational attainment. It can...

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Evolution of Literacy in West Dinajpur District, 1947-1992

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Author: Dr. Sankar Sarkar Assistant Professor Department of History Balurghat Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Dakshin Dinajpur,West Bengal,India Email: sankarsarkar406@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract:The territory of West Dinajpur formerly Pundravardhana had a glory in education from ancient times. Bhadrabahu, Sandhakara Nandi, Dharvapani, and Kedara Mishra were born in the...

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Reviving Heritage: A Historical and Cultural Study of Traditional Water Management Systems in Mandi Estate with A Focus on Sustainable Practice in Mandi Town

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Author: Dushma Kumari, Vikesh Kumar Assistant Professor (Guest Faculty) Department of Public administration Sardar Patel University Mandi,Himachal Pradesh,India Email: thakurdushma@gmail.com Assistant Professor Department of Public administration Sardar Patel University Mandi,Himachal Pradesh,India Email: vikeshkumar@spumandi.ac.in Abstract::Abstract:Water has been...

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The Making of the ‘Ungovernable’ Hijras in Colonial North India during the Second-Half of Nineteenth Century

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Author: Apurba Ghosh Research Scholar Department of History University of Kalyani Kalyani,West Bengal,India Email: apurbahist24@klyuniv.ac.in Abstract::Abstract:During the colonial period, particularly in the second half of the 19th Century in north India – especially in the North Western Provinces (NWP) – a kind of panic and discomfort emerged within the British...

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Social Life and Cultural Heritage of the Santal Community of Murshidabad District:Continuity and Changes

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Author: Prodyut Mondal 1Ph.D. Scholar Department of History University of Kalyani Kalyani,West Bengal,India Email: pmondal9169@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract:The Santals are considered one of the largest and most culturally rich groups among the indigenous communities residing in the eastern and north-eastern regions of India and Bangladesh. In West Bengal, the...

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