The Jats: Their Role and Contribution to the Socio-Economic Life and Polity of North-West India (Volume 3)

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One of the important organs of Surajmal Memorial Education Society, Maharaja Surajmal Centre for Research and Publication, has been undertaking the collection, preservation and publication of material on rural heritage specially relating to the life and role of peasants in our national endeavours. The educational complex of the Society has also a rich library. accommodation for housing more than two hundred students and guest rooms for research scholars.

The Society has always strived for excellence and in that attempt National Seminars are organized. The Centre is striving to dig out the source material from various repositories and archives. Eminent scholars are invited from every nook and corner to present their research findings in various seminars. The seminar over the years has become a regular feature of our activities and we are happy to find that every year newer scholars, newer subjects, newer interpretations and newer academic vistas open before us to discuss the subject. This is actually the sixth in the series of the Seminars. We felt that the Seminar is well covered by all related disciplines. Other feature of the Seminar is that we encourage inter-disciplinary approach because without that you cannot have a feel of the whole society or economic situation at that time and of course rulers and their satraps. Along with this, we have a complete picture of the Society and that probably is a better way of looking at things of a particular period than just dynastyism and things like that.