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NIC Gonda GONDA The territory covered by the present district of Gonda formed part of the ancient kingdom of Kosala . About 16 km. from Balrampur,83km.

After the death of Rama he celebrated sovereign of the Solar line , who ruled Kosala the kingdom was divided into two portion the northern and southern the Ghaghara forming the boundary between the two . The district was the part of Awadh province in reign of Mughals. At came in jurisdiction of Behraich Sarkar when Akbar divided Awadh and make two separate administrative centre Bahraich and Gorakh

pur in Northern part of Ghaghra . The District was controlled by the ruler of Awadh till the annexation in feb .1856 Awadh was annexed by the British government and Gonda was separated from Bahraich. In British rule a commissionary was constituted for the administration of this area.Its head quarter was in Gonda & military command was in Sakraura Colonelganj. At the time of independence there were three Tehsil Gonda Sadar , Tarabganj and Uttraulla in the district . On1st July 1953 the Tehsil Uttraulla was bifurcated in two Tehsil namely Balrampur and Uttraulla . three new Tehsil were constituted in 1987 as Tulsipur, Mankapur and Colonelganj. Later on in 1997 district bifurcated in two part and Balrampur district was created including three Tehsil of north part , Gonda remains four Tehsil Gonda , Colonelganj , Tarabganj and Mankapur . On the border district of Gonda and Shravasti lies a vast area of ruins known at the present day as Sahet Mahet or Set Mahet represents the ancient site of Shravasti which covered the region comprising of both the districts. The ancient history of both these districts therefore,is the history of Shravasti and region around it.It was the capital of Uttar Kosala. north of Ayodhya and 1,152km.from Rajgir.The town was founded by Sravasta.A king of Solar race Sahet.The first member of the twin name.Is applied to the site of the walled city of Shravasti. The Vayu Purana and Uttra khand of the Ramayana speak of the two Kosala., and mention Shravasti as capital of north Kosala and Kusavati as that of the south Kosala. The two Kosalas are said to have been once under the suzerainty of one and the same king . The epic hero Rama,who had installed his son Kusa in south Kosala with its capital Kusavati at the foot of the Vindhyas and his son Lava in north Kosala with Shravasti as its capital. Shravasti is the Savatthi or Savatthipura of the Buddhists and Chandrapura or chandrikapuri of the Jainas. Savatthi is the pali and ardhamagadhi form of the Sanskrit name Sravasti.The territory covered by the present district of Gonda formed part of the ancient kingdom of Kosala . Savatthi is the pali and ardhamagadhi form of the Sanskrit name Sravasti.

Dr. Shashi Tharoor Minister Of State for Human Resource Development and MP from the Thiruvananthapuram constituency in K...
02/01/2014

Dr. Shashi Tharoor Minister Of State for Human Resource Development and MP from the Thiruvananthapuram constituency in Kerala and author of 13 books released " A Handful of Stardust " a collection of poems by Dr Roshan Jacob, DM, Gonda in an august gathering at Fourth Estate Hall, Press Club Trivandrum on 26th dec. 2013.
The function was attended by several prominent bureaucrats and literary personalities. Dr. Tharoor presented first copies of the book to Sri K Jayakumar, (IAS 1978) former chief Secretary of the state and currently Vice Chancellor Malayalam University; Sri Rishiraj Singh.IPS, Transport Commissioner, Sri KN Satheesh, IAS, District Collector Trivandrum, Dr, Jameela Begum Retd. Professor and Head, Institute Of English, Kerala University and Dr. V Rajakrishnan, renowned critic and filmmaker.Dr. Tharoor commented on how Jacob's poems while resembling haiku in their crispness and beauty united the poet's emotional and social selves, her personal and professional commitments. Shri Jayakumar, himself a well known lyricist& scriptwriter spoke on the images of mother & motherland that haunt her poems and her concern for the downtrodden that surface repeatedly in the volume.
Roshan Jacob completed her post graduation from the University of Kerala Institute of English with distinction and first rank in the year 2002. She then went on do research in ecoaesthetics as a UGC fellow, before joining the Indian Administrative Service in 2004."A Handful of Stardust " is her first poetry volume. Though heavily autobiographical, the collection carries resonances of contemporary themes namely, land alienation and identity.
" A Handful of Stardust "has been published by Wisdom Tree New Delhi.
A brief discussion on the current situation of publishing poetry in India, particularly in English, was also conducted on the occasion. Roshan Jacob said her book " A Handful of Stardust " is dedicated to the memory of her mother and to her three year old daughter Ammu.

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