Shantanu Pan, West Mendipur:- History Bijdat Daghanner's long unknown, unknown history has finally come to light in the pen of Santtu Janara Anushandhisu pen of regional history researcher and editor of দিরাবীভুকুতি Patrika.
Soovarna Ksheek Dusht Paschim Medinipur niches this day. The historical connection of this continuous effort to know the truth has been illuminated in many ways. On Tuesday, as a result of the dedication of that great researcher, a unique regional history book named "Sekaler Daghtan, Analokita 300 Jahan Katha and Kahani" was published.
Present in this book publication and discussion meeting were eminent researchers of regional history and folklore of Akhanda Medinipur district, Manmath Nath Das, Shantipada Nand, Haripad Maiti, Madhoop Dey, Shachin Mann and Professor of Vidyasagar University, Shri Kant Charan Patra, researcher of the neighboring Odia state and folklore researchers Bhaskarbrat Pati, Firoz Khan, Tarun Singh Mahapatra, মিযাকনা. Rai, Narsingh Das, artist Sudheer Maiti and other famous personalities.
The program showcases the magazine of the critically acclaimed newspaper Dairbhukti Academy. Along with this, pictures of many ancient examples of historical dentistry are displayed. Pictures are drawn by young artist মনিষা Pradhan. Simultaneously, a brief biography of Raja Shri Ramchandra Rai Birbar has been published in the history of dentistry.
Ramchandra Rai Birbar, a literary, dramatist, musical artist and member of Kolkata Bengali Sahitya Parishad, became the landlord of Danthan Estate in the year 1862. In the middle of the 19th century, a dental hospital and an English school were established. Odisha donated land for the construction of the trunk road without any condition from the farmers. He died in 1921. This event marks the centenary of the death of this great personality shrouded in unremarked darkness.
Through long-term and tireless efforts, researcher Santu Jana has brought to the public the unpublished history of the colonial era of Bengal and border Bengal during the period from 1660 to 1960 by authenticating hundreds of documents, books, documents, documents, and rare photographs.
