- society, son of
Gopimohan Deb of
Shovabazar Raj who was the
adopted son and heir of
Maharaja Nabakrishna Deb of
Shovabazar Raj. An
accomplished scholar,...
-
spelling Nubkissen; 10
October 1733 – 22
December 1797),
founder of the
Shovabazar Raj family, was a
maharaja and
close confidant and
friend of
Robert Clive...
- neighbourhoods. Old
heritage buildings and
temples are there, as well as
Shovabazar Rajbari.
Because of its rich
cultural heritage, it is
commonly referred...
-
village were
compensated and
provided with land in Taltala,
Kumartuli and
Shovabazar. The fort was
completed in 1773. The tiger-haunted
jungle which cut off...
- The
Sovabazar Raj family,
seated at
Sovabazar Palace in the
Indian city of Kolkata, were the
Zamindars of Shobhabazar. The clan
begins with a Maharaja...
- what to do with it, he sold it off to Raja
Nabakrishna Deb,
Zamindar of
Shovabazar-Sutanuti.
Seeing the
coins as an
opportunity of
gaining confidence with...
-
setting up the
college with
their donations were - Raja Gopi
Mohun Deb of
Shovabazar Raj,
Maharaja Tej
Chandra of
Bardhaman Raj, Raja Gopi
Mohan Tagore of...
- Shahjahanpur. They also
manufactured bombs in Calcutta – at
Dakshineswar and
Shovabazar and at
Deoghar in
Jharkhand (then
Bihar province). The
Calcutta workshops...
-
Belgachia stretch, was
opened on 13
August 1994 and the Shyambazar –
Shovabazar –
Girish Park and
Chandni Chowk –
Central sections were
opened on 19 February...
- Gopi
Mohun Deb (1767-1847) was a
member of the
Shovabazar Raj family, a philanthropist, and educationist. Deb was the son of Ram
Sundar Deb and was later...
