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Baneswar Sarathhibala Mahavidyalaya derived its name from the holy temple of Lord Shivasituated at Baneswar and bears the name of Sarathibala Devi, the mother of the Donar. The college began at Baneswar Khabsa High School in the year 2009. The members of the first organizing committee were Sri. Tarini Ray (Honorable MP), Dr. Malay Ranjan Sarkar (Principal of Cooch BT and Evening College), Sri. Ananta Roy (MIC in Forest Department, WB), Sri. Dwijendralal Bhowmik (HM-Baneswar Khabsa High School), Sri. Jibendra Debsingha (Assistant Secretary), and Smt. Pratima Sarkar (Treasurer). In the following year the college moved to Hatiduba on 9 March 2013, on land donated by Sri Anil Karjee, a native of the area. The first Governing Body of the College formed on 10 August 2015 with members from various fields of academia and non-teaching background, such as Sri. Rabindranath Ghosh (President, Honourable MIC of NBDD), Dr. Narendra Nath Ray (Secretary, Teacher-in-Charge), Prof. Sablu Barman (Government nominee), Dr. Mridul Ghosh (University Nominee), Prof. Dwijendranath Singha (University Nominee), Prof. Supam Biswas (TS Nominee), Smt. Suvashree Roy Chowdhury (TS Nominee), Prof. Hasanur Mondol (TS Nominee), Prof. Asit Kanti Sarkar (TS Nominee), Sri. AlokAich (NTS Nominee), Sri. Debadrata Karjee (NTS Nominee), Sri. Anil Karjee (Land Donor),Sri. Uttam Ghosh(GS). The college was temporarily affiliated with the University of North Bengal and later got its first permanent affiliation under the Coochbehar Panchanan Barma University on 20 September 2017. | Baneswar Sarathhibala Mahavidyalaya derived its name from the holy temple of Lord Shivasituated at Baneswar and bears the name of Sarathibala Devi, the mother of the Donar. The college began at Baneswar Khabsa High School in the year 2009. The members of the first organizing committee were Sri. Tarini Ray (Honorable MP), Dr. Malay Ranjan Sarkar (Principal of Cooch BT and Evening College), Sri. Ananta Roy (MIC in Forest Department, WB), Sri. Dwijendralal Bhowmik (HM-Baneswar Khabsa High School), Sri. Jibendra Debsingha (Assistant Secretary), and Smt. Pratima Sarkar (Treasurer). In the following year the college moved to Hatiduba on 9 March 2013, on land donated by Sri Anil Karjee, a native of the area. The first Governing Body of the College formed on 10 August 2015 with members from various fields of academia and non-teaching background, such as Sri. Rabindranath Ghosh (President, Honourable MIC of NBDD), Dr. Narendra Nath Ray (Secretary, Teacher-in-Charge), Prof. Sablu Barman (Government nominee), Dr. Mridul Ghosh (University Nominee), Prof. Dwijendranath Singha (University Nominee), Prof. Supam Biswas (TS Nominee), Smt. Suvashree Roy Chowdhury (TS Nominee), Prof. Hasanur Mondol (TS Nominee), Prof. Asit Kanti Sarkar (TS Nominee), Sri. AlokAich (NTS Nominee), Sri. Debadrata Karjee (NTS Nominee), Sri. Anil Karjee (Land Donor),Sri. Uttam Ghosh(GS). The college was temporarily affiliated with the University of North Bengal and later got its first permanent affiliation under the Coochbehar Panchanan Barma University on 20 September 2017. | ||
==Courses Offered== | |||
1. BA(Honours)<br> | |||
2. BA(Programme) | |||
==Departments== | ==Departments== | ||
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===Honours=== | |||
1. Bengali | 1. Bengali | ||
2. English | 2. English | ||
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4. Education | 4. Education | ||
=== | ===Programme=== | ||
1. Bengali | 1. Bengali | ||
2. English | 2. English | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 22 June 2022
| Type | Undergraduate college Public college |
|---|---|
| Established | 2009 |
| Affiliation | Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University |
| Principal | Dr. Narendra Nath Ray |
| Address | Baneswar , Hatiduba , , 736133 , 26°24′31.59″N 89°28′25.80″E / 26.4087750°N 89.4738333°ECoordinates: 26°24′31.59″N 89°28′25.80″E / 26.4087750°N 89.4738333°E |
| Campus | Rural |
| Website | bsm |
| File:Baneswar Sarathibala Mahavidyalaya logo.png | |
  Location in West Bengal  Baneswar Sarathibala Mahavidyalaya (India) | |
Baneswar Sarathibala Mahavidyalaya, established in 2009, is and Honours and General degree college in Baneswar. It is in the Cooch Behar district. It offers undergraduate courses in arts. It is affiliated with Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University.[1]
History[edit]
Baneswar Sarathhibala Mahavidyalaya derived its name from the holy temple of Lord Shivasituated at Baneswar and bears the name of Sarathibala Devi, the mother of the Donar. The college began at Baneswar Khabsa High School in the year 2009. The members of the first organizing committee were Sri. Tarini Ray (Honorable MP), Dr. Malay Ranjan Sarkar (Principal of Cooch BT and Evening College), Sri. Ananta Roy (MIC in Forest Department, WB), Sri. Dwijendralal Bhowmik (HM-Baneswar Khabsa High School), Sri. Jibendra Debsingha (Assistant Secretary), and Smt. Pratima Sarkar (Treasurer). In the following year the college moved to Hatiduba on 9 March 2013, on land donated by Sri Anil Karjee, a native of the area. The first Governing Body of the College formed on 10 August 2015 with members from various fields of academia and non-teaching background, such as Sri. Rabindranath Ghosh (President, Honourable MIC of NBDD), Dr. Narendra Nath Ray (Secretary, Teacher-in-Charge), Prof. Sablu Barman (Government nominee), Dr. Mridul Ghosh (University Nominee), Prof. Dwijendranath Singha (University Nominee), Prof. Supam Biswas (TS Nominee), Smt. Suvashree Roy Chowdhury (TS Nominee), Prof. Hasanur Mondol (TS Nominee), Prof. Asit Kanti Sarkar (TS Nominee), Sri. AlokAich (NTS Nominee), Sri. Debadrata Karjee (NTS Nominee), Sri. Anil Karjee (Land Donor),Sri. Uttam Ghosh(GS). The college was temporarily affiliated with the University of North Bengal and later got its first permanent affiliation under the Coochbehar Panchanan Barma University on 20 September 2017.
Courses Offered[edit]
1. BA(Honours)
2. BA(Programme)
Departments[edit]
Honours[edit]
1. Bengali 2. English 3. History 4. Education
Programme[edit]
1. Bengali 2. English 3. History 4. Education 5. Philosophy 6. Geography 7. Physical Education
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Colleges under Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University Archived 2016-01-27 at the Wayback Machine
External links[edit]
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