Gender History, History of North-East India, Socio-Economic History of Modern
India, Heritage
Conservation, Tourism Management
Latest Research Publication: (2020–2024) Books, Edited and Translated Volumes
Jayantia Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama
Sharma. DVS Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Kachari Buranji – Translated from the Kachari dialect and Ancient Assamese;
Edited by Shiela Bora &
Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Satsari Assam Buranji – Translated from Ancient Assamese with Sanskrit content;
Edited by Shiela
Bora & Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Tripura Buranji – Translated from Tripuri and Ancient Assamese; Edited by Shiela
Bora & Manorama
Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Asamar Paidya Buranji – A poetic historical account with Sanskrit verses;
Translated and edited by
Shiela Bora & Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022. (To be
released soon)
Deodhai Assam Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama
Sharma. DVS
Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Assam Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama Sharma.
DVS Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Kachari Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama Sharma.
DVS Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Catalogue of Manuscripts Preserved at Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli – Compiled by
Mridu Moucham Bora;
edited by Shiela Bora. INTACH Assam State Chapter, Guwahati, 2021.
Catalogue of Manuscripts from Mayong, the Land of Magic – Compiled by Mridu
Moucham Bora; edited by
Shiela Bora. INTACH Assam State Chapter, Guwahati, 2021.
Documentation of Artefacts of Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli, Assam, Vol-I – Shiela
Bora. INTACH Assam
State Chapter, Guwahati, July 2021.
Documentation of Artefacts of Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli, Assam, Vol-II – Shiela
Bora. INTACH Assam
State Chapter, Guwahati, July 2021.
Paryatanar Ruprekha (in Assamese) – By Shiela Bora & Mahesh Chandra Bora.
Banalata, Dibrugarh,
October 2020.
Articles in Edited Books
“Archaeological Landscape of Mayong in the Kolong Kapili Valley of Assam” – In:
Pragjyotisha-Kamarupa: An Archaeological History, eds. Manjil Hazarika &
Y.S. Sanathana,
Research India Press, New Delhi, 2024. ISBN: 978-81-968274-7-2.
“An Analysis of American Baptist Missionary Sources for the Construction of
Gender History in
North-East India” – In: Encounter and Interventions: Christian Missionaries
in Colonial
North-East India, eds. Sajal Nag and M. Satish Kumar. Manohar
Publishers, New Delhi, 2023, pp.
569–589. ISBN: 978-93-91928-92-6.
“Assamese Women’s Image and Ideals through the Lens of Sudhamar Upakhyan and
Pitri Bhitha” – In:
Writing Women in History: Glimpses from India’s Colonial Past, ed.
Suparna Gooptu. K.P.
Bagchi & Company, Kolkata, 2019, pp. 93–113. ISBN: 978-81-7074-407-8.
Articles in Journals
“The New Museum and New Ecosystem: Community, Memory and the Culture of Magic in
Assam” –
Proceedings of North East India History Association, Modern Offset,
Shillong, 2022, pp.
75–89. ISSN: 2349-753X. (UGC Approved List No. 42520)
“Archaeological Landscape of Mayong in the Kolong Kapili Valley of Assam” –
Ancient Asia, Journal
of the Society of South Asian Archaeology, Vol. 13, 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aa.261.
“The Strategic Ahom Bastion at Kajoli Chowki in Mayong” – Northeast
Researches, Vol. XII,
Institute of Northeast India Studies, Kolkata, March 2021, pp. 37–51.
“Current Trends and Issues Pertaining to Gender Studies in the North-East with
Special Reference to
Assam” – In: Emerging Areas in North-East India Area Studies, ed. J.B.
Bhattacharjee, The
Asiatic Society, Kolkata, 2019, pp. 142–159. ISBN: 978-93-81574-89-8.
Prof. Shiela Bora
Professor
Qualifications
UG, 1963 – Calcutta University, Calcutta
PG, 1970 – Gauhati University, Guwahati
Ph.D., 1985 – Gauhati University, Guwahati
Post Doctoral, 1986 – Yale University
Total Experience:
50 years
Academic Experience:
50 years
Research (Outside):
50 years
Research Interest:
Gender History, History of North-East India, Socio-Economic History of Modern India,
Heritage
Conservation, Tourism Management
Latest Research Publication: (2020–2024) Books, Edited and Translated Volumes
Jayantia Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama Sharma.
DVS Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Kachari Buranji – Translated from the Kachari dialect and Ancient Assamese; Edited
by Shiela Bora &
Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Satsari Assam Buranji – Translated from Ancient Assamese with Sanskrit content;
Edited by Shiela
Bora & Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Tripura Buranji – Translated from Tripuri and Ancient Assamese; Edited by Shiela
Bora & Manorama
Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Asamar Paidya Buranji – A poetic historical account with Sanskrit verses; Translated
and edited by
Shiela Bora & Manorama Sharma. DVS Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022. (To be
released soon)
Deodhai Assam Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama
Sharma. DVS
Publishers, Guwahati, January 2022.
Assam Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama Sharma. DVS
Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Kachari Buranji – Edited English translation by Shiela Bora and Manorama Sharma. DVS
Publishers,
Guwahati, January 2022.
Catalogue of Manuscripts Preserved at Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli – Compiled by Mridu
Moucham Bora;
edited by Shiela Bora. INTACH Assam State Chapter, Guwahati, 2021.
Catalogue of Manuscripts from Mayong, the Land of Magic – Compiled by Mridu Moucham
Bora; edited by
Shiela Bora. INTACH Assam State Chapter, Guwahati, 2021.
Documentation of Artefacts of Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli, Assam, Vol-I – Shiela Bora.
INTACH Assam
State Chapter, Guwahati, July 2021.
Documentation of Artefacts of Dakhinpat Satra, Majuli, Assam, Vol-II – Shiela Bora.
INTACH Assam
State Chapter, Guwahati, July 2021.
Paryatanar Ruprekha (in Assamese) – By Shiela Bora & Mahesh Chandra Bora. Banalata,
Dibrugarh,
October 2020.
Articles in Edited Books
“Archaeological Landscape of Mayong in the Kolong Kapili Valley of Assam” – In:
Pragjyotisha-Kamarupa: An Archaeological History, eds. Manjil Hazarika & Y.S.
Sanathana,
Research India Press, New Delhi, 2024. ISBN: 978-81-968274-7-2.
“An Analysis of American Baptist Missionary Sources for the Construction of Gender
History in
North-East India” – In: Encounter and Interventions: Christian Missionaries in
Colonial
North-East India, eds. Sajal Nag and M. Satish Kumar. Manohar Publishers,
New Delhi, 2023, pp.
569–589. ISBN: 978-93-91928-92-6.
“Assamese Women’s Image and Ideals through the Lens of Sudhamar Upakhyan and Pitri
Bhitha” – In:
Writing Women in History: Glimpses from India’s Colonial Past, ed. Suparna
Gooptu. K.P.
Bagchi & Company, Kolkata, 2019, pp. 93–113. ISBN: 978-81-7074-407-8.
Articles in Journals
“The New Museum and New Ecosystem: Community, Memory and the Culture of Magic in
Assam” –
Proceedings of North East India History Association, Modern Offset, Shillong,
2022, pp.
75–89. ISSN: 2349-753X. (UGC Approved List No. 42520)
“Archaeological Landscape of Mayong in the Kolong Kapili Valley of Assam” –
Ancient Asia, Journal
of the Society of South Asian Archaeology, Vol. 13, 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aa.261.
“The Strategic Ahom Bastion at Kajoli Chowki in Mayong” – Northeast
Researches, Vol. XII,
Institute of Northeast India Studies, Kolkata, March 2021, pp. 37–51.
“Current Trends and Issues Pertaining to Gender Studies in the North-East with
Special Reference to
Assam” – In: Emerging Areas in North-East India Area Studies, ed. J.B.
Bhattacharjee, The
Asiatic Society, Kolkata, 2019, pp. 142–159. ISBN: 978-93-81574-89-8.