A Warrior Caste Of India - Paswan, Keshav
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The book describes about a Martial and Warrior Caste- Dusadh of India who always fought for the upliftment of Hindu relgion and saved the country by the Muslim invaders , protected many Hindu teples from being descreted by the Muslim rulers.They fought in the battle of Plassey both sides, from lord Clives side in the British Army and from Mirjafar side who was trying to save his independence from British Company. Lord Clive won the battle and the british empire was founded permanently in India. Lord Clive was made first Governor General of India over this victory. Many scholars are of the view…mehr

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The book describes about a Martial and Warrior Caste- Dusadh of India who always fought for the upliftment of Hindu relgion and saved the country by the Muslim invaders , protected many Hindu teples from being descreted by the Muslim rulers.They fought in the battle of Plassey both sides, from lord Clives side in the British Army and from Mirjafar side who was trying to save his independence from British Company. Lord Clive won the battle and the british empire was founded permanently in India. Lord Clive was made first Governor General of India over this victory. Many scholars are of the view that majority of British Army was made up of Dusadhs. But this valliant and martial caste was thrown in to the bottom row of social order and is presently considered as Scheduled Castes or Dalits in Indian society although they really belong to higher hindu
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Born in 1951 at village Damdama, p.o. Damdama, Via Rajaura, District Begusarai (Bihar). Passed Matriculation from J K High School, Begusarai with First Division and did I.Sc. from GD college, Begusarai (First Division). Did graduation in Metallurgical Engineering from BIT Sindri, Ranchi University with First Class. Joined Steel Authority Of India limited at Bhilai Steel Plant in 1977 as Graduate Engineer (Trainees) and retired on 30-11-2011 as DGM from SAIL/ Bokaro Steel Plant. Presently engaged in social work, religious activities and writing books. Half part of service period spent in Steel Plant and the rest of the period spent out side Plant doing social and developmental work in the periphery of Bokaro Steel Plant as CSR incharge.