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Ramram Basu (c. 1751 – 7
August 1813) (Bengali: রামরাম বসু) was born in Chinsurah,
Hooghly District in present-day West
Bengal state of India. He was the...
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November 1830, Alexander, the
Joint Magistrate of
Barasat —
along with
Ramram Chakraborti, Officer-In-Charge of
Baduria Thana — set out for
Titumir with...
- 1718 or 1723. His father,
Ramram Sen, was an
Ayurvedic doctor and
Sanskrit scholar. Ramprasad's
mother Siddheswari was
Ramram's second wife.
Ramprasad was...
- Boy
Edmund Jon
Nipay Story as EJ & Anak mo, anak ko, anak
natin as
Young Ramram. In 2019, he
starred in the
Philippine television drama One of the Baes...
- follows. Rukhmini
Swayamvar (1946), Maza Ram (1949),
Gokulcha Raja (1950),
Ramram Pavana (1950),
Sangatye Aika (1959),
Manini (1961),
Kortachi Payari (1970)...
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Mrityunjoy Vidyalankar as head pandit,
Ramnath Bachaspati as
second pandit and
Ramram Basu as one of the ****istant pandits.
Along with teaching, translations...
- end. This
would influence the
first historical prose on the
subject by
Ramram Basu —
Pratapaditya Charita.
Written as a
historical romance novel c. 1800...
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protagonist of the film is
Ramram Basu who is the
manager (or munshi) of
William Carey, a
Churchman from England.
Ramram, a man of
modern thoughts faces...
- (1712–1760)
Muhammad Muqim Ramprasad Sen (1720–1781)
Rahimunnessa (1763–1800)
Ramram Basu (1751–1813)
Ishwar Chandra Gupta (1812–1859)
Peary Chand Mitra (1814–1882)...
- family.
Rajivlochan had
three sons
named Hariram,
Ramram and Balaram, respectively. It is said that
Ramram and
Balaram once
fought off the
attack of the fearsome...
