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Bishnu Mohapatra has also published several book reviews in journals including Indian Economic and Social History Review , [36] and Studies in History . [35]

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Bishnu Mohapatra
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On 11 April 2014
Born16 July 1960
OccupationProfessor & Odia Poet
Academic background
EducationMPhil & PhD
Alma mater Jawaharlal Nehru University University of Oxford