A dialogue between colonial and post-colonial Bengal: An exceptional mother and daughter in search of science by Datta, Chandrakala

“…The second half of the nineteenth century was marked by one of intensifying imperial control, particularly in the wake of the Great Mutiny of 1857, through the geographical surveys, a large number of scientific institutes such as the Botanical Survey of India which complemented the Geological Survey of India,the Zoological Survey of India, the Imperial Museum,the Indian Medical Service, the army among a host of others.and a spate of building activities. …”
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The emergence of Islamic Banks in Somalia in the post-conflict era: prospects and challenges by Musse, Abdifatah Mohamed, Ab Rashid, Rosemaliza, Zainol, Zairy

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