Author: Yachana Lama Assistant Professor Department of History Heramba Chandra College Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: Yachu2025@gmail.com Abstract: The formation of the Indian National Army marked a watershed in India’s struggle for independence. Contrary to the popular belief that Darjeeling soldiers always fought alongside the British to suppress the National...
Read MoreAuthor: Samiullah Kakar Department of Government and Public Policy Bahria University Islamabad,Pakistan Email: samiullahkakar09@gmail.com Abstract::The Durand line is 2,240Km long and lies between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The British Indian government and then Amir Abdur Rahman of Afghanistan agreed in 1893. their future Afghan rulers renewed the treaty in...
Read MoreAuthor: Trisha Banerjee 1PhD Research Scholar Department of History West Bengal State University Barasat,West Bengal, India Email: trishascholarly@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract::This paper examines the political appropriation of the Hindu goddess Kali during the Swadeshi movement in colonial Bengal. Traditionally portrayed as fierce, chaotic, and transgressive,...
Read MoreAuthor: Anupama Talan 1Ph.D Research Scholar University School of Liberal Arts Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Dwaraka,Delhi,India Email: anupamatalan10@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract:This article explores the multifaceted portrayal of Zeenat Mahal Begum, the last Mughal empress and consort of Bahadur Shah Zafar II. The narrative of the queen remains...
Read MoreAuthor: Shankhajit Sen PhD Research Scholar Department of Economics University of Calcutta Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: shankhajitsen12@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract:Despite persistent low productivity in India’s colonial textile industry, little is known about whether entrepreneurs themselves recognised these challenges and proposed solutions. Through a thematic...
Read MoreAuthor: Rakesh Mandal Research Scholar Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh,Uttar Pradesh,India Email: mandalrakesh8244@gmail.com Abstract::Abstract::This paper attempts to explore Gujarat, a region in western India, which assumed a pivotal role regarding textile production. The region’s textile industry was characterized by producing highquality...
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