ABOUT THE BOOK

The book is concisely written delineating the fact that a chunk of indigenous tribes in CHT (in eastern part of Bangladesh) and NE (north eastern part of India), living in pristine boundaries in the wake of 1947 partition of colonial India and 1971 splitting of Pakistan, widely held faith in elder Buddhism – Sarvastivada which prevailed since olden days as a constituent part of wholesome Buddhism, and it was endowed itself to their ancestors.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

S. P. Talukdar's   working life started off in a sea career with Merchant Navy and gave it over after glancing variety of places (over more than half of the Globe) and carved a new career in Civil Administrative service in a remote state of North East India and finally he opted voluntary retirement to  redeem freedom and to engage with his interests and turned to UK at the invitation of Amida Trust .
He entered into an index to the value of human life,freeing him self of relentless questioning.

CONTENTS

Foreword  9
1. Spot – Light to Ancient Buddhist 11
2. Introduction  15
3. Introspection   21
4. Inset of Fulfillment   35
5. Advaya – Sunnya Buddhism  39
6. Identified Chakma Scripts in light Of Ancient times   43
7. The chief aim of finding identity on the basis of Language and Women’s Dress  47
8. Hatch Way Serpents Tail Lions Smile  53
9. Prologue 55
10. Index  57
11. Millennial Historical Events 73
Index  77