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Indic Leadership Models
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Essays, research notes and columns from the FIHCR team and contributors on India’s history, heritage and culture.
Dr Sauradeep Nath
Early Evidence of Mining, Smelting, and Forging in the Ahom Kingdom – An Update
How did the Ahom kingdom source the iron for its tools and weapons? This paper traces Ahom mining and smelting, the iron trade with the Khasi, and iron received as tribute from the Dimasa.
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Dr Sauradeep Nath, Dr Shring Dao Langthasa
Dimasa Heritage in the Northeastern Region of India – A Study
A field study of the monoliths, gateways, temples and fortifications built by the Dimasa at Kasomari Pathar, Dimapur, Maibang and Khaspur in Northeast India.
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Dr Saumya Dey
A Historian I Admire
Dr Saumya Dey on E. P. Thompson, the English historian and activist whose humane, jargon-free approach to the lives of ordinary people left a lasting mark on social history.
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