Ramjilal Koli

Dr. Ramjilal Koli hails from Village Post Padhmori, Tehsil-Nadauti, District-Karauli, Rajasthan. He pursued his M.A. in History from Rajasthan University, driven by his profound interest in the subject. After successfully clearing the NET examination, Dr. Koli completed his Ph.D. under the guidance of Dr. H.J. Mangalani, the former head of the Department of History at Government Post Graduate College, Dausa, focusing his research on 'Timangarh Fort Art and Cultural Studies'. He also earned his M.Phil. with excellent marks by presenting a thesis on 'Major Buddhist Monuments of Rajasthan (An Archaeological Study)' under the supervision of Dr. (Mrs.) Kamlesh Sharma, Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Vardhaman Mahaveer Open University, Kota. Dr. Koli has authored two notable books: "Timangarh Fort 'Art and Cultural Studies'" (2013) and "Buddhism and Philosophy" (2014). He has made significant contributions in discovering Timangarh Prashasti and Nishidika articles. In recognition of his literary contributions, he was awarded the Dr. Ambedkar Literary Service Award by the Indian Dalit Sahitya Academy (Raj Pradesh) in 2012. Dr. Koli serves as a professor at Government Higher Secondary School, Manoharthana (Jhalawar) Raj, and continues to write extensively on the archaeological remains of Rajasthan.