Social and Economic History of India Assamese Medium For Gauhati University By Bhrigumani Nath and Dr. Dipamjyoti Buragohain UBP

Description

Social and Economic History of India Assamese Medium For Gauhati University By Bhrigumani Nath and Dr. Dipamjyoti Buragohain UBP

Social and Economic History of India (Assamese Medium) is a comprehensive undergraduate textbook prepared for students of Gauhati University. Authored by Bhrigumani Nath and Dr. Dipamjyoti Buragohain, the book presents a systematic study of India’s social structures and economic developments from ancient to modern times.

Written in clear Assamese language, the text helps students understand historical transformations in society, economy, institutions, and policies, while aligning closely with the university syllabus.

🎯 Key Features

• ✔️ Assamese medium for easy academic understanding

• ✔️ Designed as per Gauhati University syllabus

• ✔️ Chronological and thematic coverage

• ✔️ Balanced focus on social and economic perspectives

• ✔️ Suitable for semester exams and assignments

• ✔️ Clear explanations with analytical approach

📚 Main Topics Covered

🏛️ Ancient & Medieval India

• Social organization and caste system

• Agrarian economy and land systems

• Trade, guilds, and urbanization

🇮🇳 Colonial India

• Impact of British land revenue systems

• Commercialization of agriculture

• Industrial decline and economic changes

• Social reform movements

🏢 Modern & Post-Independence India

• Economic planning and development

• Industrialization and agrarian reforms

• Social changes and emerging classes

👩‍🎓 Who Should Use This Book?

• B.A. History students (Gauhati University)

• Competitive exam aspirants (basic Indian economic & social history)

• Learners seeking conceptual clarity in Assamese medium

⭐ Why It’s Important

This book helps students understand how India’s social systems and economic structures evolved over centuries, shaping modern society. It builds strong conceptual foundations while supporting exam preparation and academic research.