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A paddy field. Rangpur, Bangladesh. December 9, 2008. (photo)

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A paddy field. Rangpur, Bangladesh. December 9, 2008. (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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Terracotta plaque from Kantanagar Temple. It is an eighteenth century brick temple, situated in the peaceful island hamlet of Kantanagar (Kantanagar), about 12 miles north of Dinajpur town in Bangladesh. It has gained eminence as an outstanding monument in Bengal for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. It records that Maharaja Prannath of Dinajpur began its construction about 1722. It was completed by his adopted son Maharaja Ramnath, in 1752 AD. Dinajpur, Bangladesh. December 09, 2008. (Source; Banglapedia). (photo)

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A tea garden at Tetulia in Panchagarh district. Tea plantation is a new agricultural revolution in north Bengal. In 2000, Kazi & Kazi started a new tea garden on virgin lands that had never before been used for cultivation. Located in Tetulia, Bangladesh, the northern most district of Panchagarh, the Kazi & Kazi tea garden is just 19 miles south of Darjeeling. The Kazi family produces organically grown tea and relies on manufacturing their own bio-fertilizers and bio-pesticides. Tetulia, Panchagarh, Bangladesh. December 08, 2008. (photo)

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A tea garden at Tetulia in Panchagarh district. Tea plantation is a new agricultural revolution in north Bengal. In 2000, Kazi & Kazi started a new tea garden on virgin lands that had never before been used for cultivation. Located in Tetulia, Bangladesh, the northern most district of Panchagarh, the Kazi & Kazi tea garden is just 19 miles south of Darjeeling. The Kazi family produces organically grown tea and relies on manufacturing their own bio-fertilizers and bio-pesticides. Tetulia, Panchagarh, Bangladesh. December 08, 2008. (photo)

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Engravings on the wall of a Santal home (photo)

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Engravings on the wall of a Santal home (photo)

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Carmichael College, named after Lord Carmichael, Governor of Bengal, was established in 1916. Some leading Zamiders of Rangpur played an important role in its establishment. They collected Rs 750,000 for the construction of the college complex on 300 acres (121 ha) of land. Dr Watkins, a German citizen, was its founder principal. The college building, 610 feet in length and 60 feet in breadth, is unique monument of Jamindari architecture in Bengal, which reflected a nostalgic attachment of the Bengal aristocracy to Mughal architecture. Carmichael College was affiliated with Calcutta University and was permitted to open intermediate of arts and bachelor of arts classes in 1917 and intermediate of science and bachelor of science classes in 1922 and 1925. Up to 1947, thirteen subjects were taught at the college. After the partition of Bengal in 1947, it was affiliated with the University of Dhaka and in 1953, with the newly established University of Rajshahi. The government of East Pakist

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Carmichael College, named after Lord Carmichael, Governor of Bengal, was established in 1916. Some leading Zamiders of Rangpur played an important role in its establishment. They collected Rs 750,000 for the construction of the college complex on 300 acres (121 ha) of land. Dr Watkins, a German citizen, was its founder principal. The college building, 610 feet in length and 60 feet in breadth, is unique monument of Jamindari architecture in Bengal, which reflected a nostalgic attachment of the Bengal aristocracy to Mughal architecture. Carmichael College was affiliated with Calcutta University and was permitted to open intermediate of arts and bachelor of arts classes in 1917 and intermediate of science and bachelor of science classes in 1922 and 1925. Up to 1947, thirteen subjects were taught at the college. After the partition of Bengal in 1947, it was affiliated with the University of Dhaka and in 1953, with the newly established University of Rajshahi. The government of East Pakist

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A handcrafted broom at the Santal community in Joypurhat (photo)

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A handcrafted broom at the Santal community in Joypurhat (photo)

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Pitcher shaped window bars at a mud house in the Santal village (photo)

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Pitcher shaped window bars at a mud house in the Santal village (photo)

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A portrait of a man from the Santal community (photo)

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A portrait of a man from the Santal community (photo)

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A bamboo hat for farmers locally known as matul (photo)

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A bamboo hat for farmers locally known as matul (photo)

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A traditional wooden plow (photo)

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A traditional wooden plow (photo)

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A woman from the Santal community winnows paddy at the veranda of her home (photo)

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A woman from the Santal community winnows paddy at the veranda of her home (photo)

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A girl from the Santal community leans beside a traditional wooden plough (photo)

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A girl from the Santal community leans beside a traditional wooden plough (photo)

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The Kusumba Mosque, at the village of Kusumba, under the Manda upazila of Naogaon district, in Rajshahi division. It was built during the period of Afghan rule in Bengal under one of the last Suri rulers Ghiyasuddin Bahadur Shah, by one Sulaiman who was probably a high ranking official in 1559 AD. Although built during Suri rule, it is not influenced at all by the earlier Suri architecture of North India, and is well grounded in the Bengal style. The brick building, gently curved cornice, and the engaged octagonal corner towers are typical features. The mosque, presently protected by the Department of Archaeology of Bangladesh, was badly damaged during the earthquake of 1897. Bangladesh. August 6, 2008. (photo)

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The Kusumba Mosque, at the village of Kusumba, under the Manda upazila of Naogaon district, in Rajshahi division. It was built during the period of Afghan rule in Bengal under one of the last Suri rulers Ghiyasuddin Bahadur Shah, by one Sulaiman who was probably a high ranking official in 1559 AD. Although built during Suri rule, it is not influenced at all by the earlier Suri architecture of North India, and is well grounded in the Bengal style. The brick building, gently curved cornice, and the engaged octagonal corner towers are typical features. The mosque, presently protected by the Department of Archaeology of Bangladesh, was badly damaged during the earthquake of 1897. Bangladesh. August 6, 2008. (photo)

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