Browsing by Author "Barman, Rup Kumar"
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Item Open Access Changing Nature of Identity of the Backward People of Assam: A Study on the transition of 'tribal identity' of the Koch-Rajbanshis to the 'constitutional tribe' through a backward caste(University of North Bengal, 2013-03) Barman, Rup KumarItem Open Access From Quest for Justice to Dalit Identity: A New Look on the Crisis of identity of the Scheduled Castes of West Bengal(University of North Bengal, 2015-03) Barman, Rup KumarIn the recent years, it has become a common fashion among the social scientists, journalists and popular writers alike to classify the Scheduled Castes of India as Da/its. Being induced by the 'Dalit Panther movement' of the 1970 's, academics of both Dal it and non-Dalit social background; have reinterpreted the protests of the Scheduled Castes against upper castes' oppression and their writings under the banner of 'Dalit Discourse '. These trends eventually have encapsulated the Scheduled Castes within the/old of 'Dalit identity'. However, a major section of the Scheduled Castes of West Bengal has reservation to accept 'Dalit identity ' what the Dalit writers and non-Dalit scholars areĀ· trying to impose on them. Rather, they are more comfortable to be identified as Scheduled Castes in the society. This paper has analyzed that the social movement of the Scheduled Castes of late colonial Bengal is losing its dignity in the recent years because of classification of the Scheduled Castes merely as Dalits. Simultaneously the author has argued that 'construction of Dalit identity' of the Scheduled Castes is a theoretical imposition on theh1 at least in case of West Bengal.Item Open Access From tribalism to independent state : reflection on the emergence of Kamate-koch Kingdom(University of North Bengal, 2005) Barman, Rup Kumar; Sarkar, IchhimuddinItem Open Access Paribarta Anusandhan: Rashtra, Nagarikatwa, Bastuchuti O Itihascharcha (Search for Alternative: State, Citizenship, Displacement and Historical Research), Kolkata, Gangchil, 2022, Page: 170, Price: 450 INR, Hardbound.(University of North Bengal, 2022-03) Barman, Rup KumarItem Open Access Proxy citizens of North Bengal A Study on the present condition of the people of Indian enclaves in Bangladesh(University of North Bengal, 2014-03) Barman, Rup Kumar