Jishnu Dev Varma

Dev Varma, Jishnu (2024), The Children of Water Goddess, Bhabani Books

Dev Varma, Jishnu (2024), Views, Reviews, and My Poems, Bhabani Books ^[18]

Articles

• Dev Varma, Jishnu (2023), Con (Fusion) Of Language and Origin, Tripura Chronicle
• Dev Varma, Jishnu (2022), Looking Back, Tripura Chronicle
• Dev Varma, Jishnu (2022), Maharaja Bir Bikram College: A Dream College, Tripura Chronicle
• Dev Varma, Jishnu (2022), Indigenous Wisdom- Man and Nature
• Dev Varma, Jishnu (2022), The Indigenous World View. (Man And Nature), Tripura Net, archived from the original on 12 December 2024, retrieved 24 January 2024

References

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16. Dev Varma, Jishnu (2025). Master of Time: Journey Through an Ancient Kingdom (1st ed.). PP Publication. ISBN   978-0532954170.
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Jishnu Dev Varma
Dev Varma in 2024
3rd Governor of Telangana
Incumbent
Assumed office 31 July 2024 [1]

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