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Mr. Biswas has done Postgraduation in Geology, but his keen interest in history encouraged him too much. He has also written a book on “The Making of the First Cantonment of the Indian Subcontinent in Patna, 1757-1768” and it has been published. His deep knowledge in History and Research work also encouraged him to write so many articles (more than 100).
Mr. Biswas has been a member of the editorial team of two government publications ‘Patna-A Monumental History’ (2008) & ‘Monuments of Bihar’ (2011). Both books were published by the Department of Art, Culture and Youth, Govt. of Bihar.
Presently, Mr. Biswas is keenly involved in the research work of military warfare and war strategies. He is also on an exploration of communication routes passing through Bihar during various historical periods. He has delivered several guest lectures on related issues at prestigious institutes of the state, including Patna Museum, KP Jayaswal Rsearch institute, Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library and Virasat amongothers.
Published Books
“The Making of the First Cantonment of the Indian Subcontinent in Patna, 1757-1768“
“The Historic ‘Ganga River-Front Campus’ of Patna University & Its Heritage Buildings“
“Monuments of Bihar”
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PLACES ASSOCIATED WITH GAUTAM BUDDHA AND MAHAVIRA IN BIHAR
CONTENT
1. RAMPURVA
2. LAURIA ARERAJ
3. KESARIYA
The small village of Rampurva is situated about two miles north-northwest of Gaunaha Railway Station, in West Champaran on the border of Bihar and Nepal.
The place was explored by number of scholars, who include Carlleyle (1877-78), Alexander Cunningham (1880-81) and Daya Ram Sahni (1907-08).
There are two Ashokan Pillars and two mounds (stupa) only 200 yards apart but Cunningham and others couldn’t understand what these two mounds and two Ashokan pillars represented.
The Current Hypothesis: – However, historian Jagdishwar Pandey identifies them as commemorative stupas at Rampurva.
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