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RUPNATH

Rupnath Brahma

Rupnath Brahma (15 June 1902– 23 January 1968) was a Bodo poet, politician and religious scholar in Assam who served as a Member of the Lok Sabha from

Inter-State Bus Terminals

Inter-State Bus Terminus, Tirupati NTR Inter-State Bus Terminus, Guntur Rupnath Brahma Inter State Bus Terminus, Guwahati Inter State Bus Terminus, Jorhat

Devnarayan

returns to Rupnath to become his disciple. One day, being instructed by Rupnath, Savai Bhoj heats a cauldron of oil and circles it, while Rupnath follows

Pabuji

body a male child. She named him "Rupnath", and had him sent to her mother's home in Girnar to be looked after. "Rupnath" grew up in ignorance of his origins

Boro people

his peers a new Bodo Identity. Whereas earlier educated Kacharis like Rupnath had few options for social mobility other than assimilating into the Hindu

Ashoka

in Ashoka's time, and on the way, Ashoka entourage may have encamped at Rupnath, where his inscription has been found. According to the Sri Lankan tradition

Islam in India

Moulai Abdullah (formerly known as Baalam Nath) and Maulai Nuruddin (Rupnath), went to the court of Imam Mustansir (427–487 AH)/(1036–1094 CE) and were

Guwahati

air-conditioned bus services within the city as well as to the LGBI airport. The Rupnath Brahma Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT), located at Betkuchi on NH-37, is

Minor Rock Edicts

Bahapur/Srinivaspuri, Bairat, Ahraura, Gujarra, Sasaram, Rajula Mandagiri, Rupnath, Ratampurwa and in conjunction with Edict N°2 at Yerragudi, Udegolam, Nittur

List of edicts of Ashoka

Bairat, Rajasthan Gujarra, near Jhansi, Datia district, Madhya Pradesh Rupnath, on the Kaimur Hills near Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh Ratanpurwa, on the Kaimur