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Upasana Mandire উপাসনা মন্দিরে
Upasana Mandire উপাসনা মন্দিরে
Bijayabhusan Ghosh-Chaudhuri

Asam O Bangadeser Vivaha Paddhati আসাম ও বঙ্গদেশের বিবাহ-পদ্ধতি

Assam o bangodeser vivaha paddhati, written by Bijaybhushan Ghosh-Chaudhuri, is a detailed study of the wedding rituals of the people in Assam and Bengal. This book contains thirty-eight chapters. In the course of these chapters, the author presents details of the wedding rituals of the smaller communities located in different regions of Assam and Bengal. All these rituals have been presented and analyzed in the background of the prescriptions made in the Smrti sastras. There is a chapter devoted to the prescription and prohibition of widow remarriage as found in the ancient texts and in the rituals prevalent in Assam and Bengal.

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Sanskrit Religious Studies/ Bijayaybhusan Ghosh-Chaudhuri (Editor)/ Asam O Bangadeser Vivaha Paddhati/ Bijayaybhusan Ghosh-Chaudhuri/ Publication: 1398/ Number of Pages: 419/

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