Anurag Anand

[...] to create a sense of dread inside him. Could there be wild animals here? The Contractor and Pramod singh must have been referring to wild animals when they said it was not safe, he thought. Anand [...]

[...] be careful, Anand bolted his room from outside and walked towards the Canary Hill. What are they scared about? he wondered. He knew that the crime rate in Hazaribag was [...]

[...] Chapman who was Collector of Revenue, Captain Roughsedge, the commanding officer of the Ramgarh Battalion; William Digby, Magistrate Registrar of Ramgarh (l805-l806); C.T.Sealy (l809)Magistrate of [...]

[...] , September 1862 (Map), Geographical Department, War Office (UK), April 15, 1866; INTACH Hazaribagh Listing No.16, 1988. [...]

[...] the cemetery under note is the Memorial Pillar of Captain Taylor, commanding the 10th Ramgarh Light Infantry who was killed at Sambalpur during the mutiny of 1831). This memorial is similar [...]

[...] to go, please don’t follow the road that ends Canary hill. You can walk on the path towards SP Kothi.’ Dismissing the peon with the assurance that he would be careful, Anand bolted [...]

[...] in the evening and after that   I just take a long walk, usually on the road towards Canary Hill.’ ‘Don’t do that!’ the contractor said abruptly. ‘Why not?’  Anand asked, [...]

[...] of the nineteenth century 1899. So we can see the Old British Cemetry passed on to the Old Protestant Grave Yard. The land upon which the cemetery stands covers approximately five kottahs (24 kottahs [...]

[...] the half open door. ‘I am the new Asst. Director Now.’ Anand replied briskly. ‘Mr. Anil Singh has been transferred to Palamu’. The man opened the door and entered. ‘Namaskar Sir, [...]

[...] of Ramgarh in May 1809 gives a vivid picture of the district at this time when Raja Rammohan Roy was the Sheristtedar of the Collectorate  covering both Chatra and Hazaribagh (1806- [...]