[2] Directory of Buddhist Monasteries in Bangladesh (25 March 2019), Published by the Center for South Asian Studies, Ryukoku University, Kyoto, Japan, pp. 376. [Subject Matter: In this book information are furnished as to the Buddhist Monasteries of Bangladesh.]

[4] Buddhist Philosophy in Bangladesh (2018), Published by Jatiya Sahitya Prokash, Dhaka, pp. 247. [Subject Matter: Various articles written by the scholars of Bangladesh on Buddhist Philosophy are edited and compiled in this book.]

[6] Sanghanayaka Suddhananda Mahathero: Life and Works (2016), Published by Buddhist Center for Heritage and Culture, Dhaka, pp. 339. [Subject Matter: In this book writings of various scholars on the life and works of Sanghanayaka Suddhananda Mahathero are edited and compiled.]

[8] The History of Pali Commentary or Atthakatha Literature (2013), Published by Adorn Publications, Dhaka, pp. 295. [Subject Matter: In this book origin and development of Pali Atthakatha (Commentary) Literature, Sources, Classification and Importance of Pali Atthakatha, and Life and Works of famous Atthakatha Writers are discussed.]

[10] Mahavamsa - The Chronicle of Ceylon (2012), Published by Adorn Publications, Dhaka, pp. 416. [Subject Matter: I have translated it into Bengali Language and added an introduction containing the origin and development of the Pali Chronicle Literature.]

[12] Buddhaghosuppatti (2008), Published by Dhaka University Publications, Dhaka, pp. 135. [Subject Matter: It is a Legendary Biography of Buddhaghosa, the Great Pali Commentator, written in Pali in 14th Century; I have translated it into Bengali Language and added an introduction considering the historicity of Buddhaghosa’s life and works mentioned in the book.]

[14] Saddhamma-Sangaho (2007), Published by Pali and Buddhist Studies Department, Dhaka, pp. 176. [Subject Matter: It is a Buddhist Chronicle, written in Pali in 14th Century A.D., I have translated it into Bengali Language.]

[16] Gandhavamsa (2005), Published by Aajkal Prokashani, Dhaka, pp. 88. [Subject Matter: It is a Brief History of Pali Literature, written in Pali in 14th Century A.D. I have translated the Book into Bengali Language along with an introduction.]

[18] Buddhist Religion (1997), Published by Open University, Dhaka, pp. 160. [Subject Matter: It is a Text Book for the students of Open University.]

[2] Identification of Buddhist Sculptures displayed in the Museums of Bangladesh and their Iconographic Characteristics, Bangladesh University Grant Commission Project 2022-2022, pp, 132.

[2] 'The ‘Ayudha’ use in Buddhist Iconography: Explanation of Inner Meaning and Significant', Published in The Journal of Social Science, vol. 16, Issue December, 2022, pp. 87-105. [Subject Matter: In this article, the inner meaning and significance of Ayudha or spiritual weapons used in the Buddhist Iconography are explained along with the pictorial shape.]

[4] 'A Study on the Identity and Iconographical Characteristics of the Statues of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara displayed in the Museums of Bangladesh', Published in The Journal of Sociology, vol. 13, Issue 2, July-December 2022, pp. 149-170. [Subject Matter: Many statues of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara are discovered in Bangladesh, which are made in the Gupta and Pala Era and now displayed in the Museums of Bangladesh. In this article, the identity and iconographical characteristics of them are explored.]

[6] 'Magadhesvari Worship: A Study on a Fertility Cult in Bangladesh', Published in The Journal of the Department of Pali, University of Calcutta, vol. 13, 2019, pp. 69-85. [Subject Matter: Magadhesvari is a fertility cult ritual observed by two religious communities, Hindu and Buddhist, in Bangladesh. In this article, meaning, origin, development, method, and objectives of the worship, the similarity and dissimilarity of worshipping between two communities are explored. Moreover, it considered the understanding they convey through the practice.]

[8] Purnima and Dana Ceremonies: A Study on the Conception of Bangladeshi Lay Buddhists', (2011) Published in The Journal of the Ryukoku University, Faculty of Letters, Kyoto, Japan, 2011, pp. 48-62. [Subject Matter: Buddhists of Bangladesh observe many socio-religious rites and rituals throughout the year. Among them, Purnima and Dana Ceremonies are very noteworthy. In this article, I have explored the meaning, origin, and development, method, and objectives of holding these ceremonies along with the consciousness and understanding that lay Buddhists convey through these ceremonies.]

[10] Marriage Ceremony of Barua Buddhist in Bangladesh: A Study on Popular Rites and Rituals , Published in The Journal of Pali and Buddhist Studies, Nos. 16, Japan 2002, pp. 13-31. [Subject Matter: In this article, I have focused on the various marriage and post-marriage rites and rituals of the Barua Buddhist Community of Bangladesh, comparing it with the information of Pali Texts.]

[12] The Marriage Ceremony of Chakma Buddhist in Bangladesh: A Study on Popular Rituals , Published in The Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies, Tokyo University, Japan 2001, vols. 15, Nos. 1, pp. 26-28. [Subject Matter: The Buddhist Community of Bangladesh comprises various ethnic groups. Mainly, they are Barua, Chakma, Marma, and Rakhaine. In this article, I have related the various popular rites and rituals of the marriage ceremony of Chakma Buddhist considering the information of Pali Texts and understanding of the Chakma Buddhists.]

[14] Buddhist Melas or Fairs of Bangladesh and their Role in the Society', Published in The Journal of the Graduate School of Humanities, Aichi Gakuin University, Japan 2000, Nos. 11, pp. 1-26. [Subject Matter: In this article I have discussed the various Buddhist fairs that are held in the Buddhist villages of Bangladesh. Especially I have considered the origin, development, objectives, and role of the fairs.]

[16] The Causes of Decline of Buddhism in Indo-Bangladesh Subcontinent', Published in The Journal of Pali and Buddhist Studies, Japan 1999, Nos.13, pp. 13-31. [Subject Matter: After the 12th Century, especially after the fall of the Pala Dynasty, Buddhism in Bangladesh was overshadowed by many adverse conditions and underwent decline. In this article, I have identified and examined the causes of decline.]

[18] ' Foundation of Buddhism in Bangladesh', Published in The Journal of the Graduate School of Humanities, Aichi Gakuin University, vol. 9, Japan 1998, pp. 93-97. [Subject Matter: In this article I have identified the probable date and routes of the introduction of Buddhism into Bangladesh by examining various Buddhist literary works, traditions, folk beliefs, historical treatises, and archaeological findings.]

[20] ' Position of Women during the Period of Buddha', Published in W.F.B. Review, The Journal of World Fellowship of Buddhists, vol. xxxiii, Nos. 2, Bangkok, Thailand 1996, pp. 19-23. [Subject Matter: In this article, I have discussed the position of women in India during Buddha’s period, considering the information found in Pali literature.]

[22] ' A Study on the Works of Ashvaghosha, the Great Poet', Published in Bangla Academy Journal, Dhaka, 2005, pp. 65-80. [Subject Matter: In this article I have identified the real works of Ashvaghosha. Moreover, I have discussed the style, nature of subject matter, and importance of his works.]

[24] ' Banguradeshu Joja Bukkyo Wo Taisho Toshite Kodo Kenkyu Ni Kanshite: Dakka ni Okeru Genchi Chosa' (written in Japanese), (English Title: ‘Theravada Buddhist Rituals and Contemporary Religious Practices of Dhaka City in Bangladesh: A Comparative Study’), Published in The Journal of the Graduate School of Humanities, vol. 30, Aichi Gakuin University, Japan 2004, pp. 125-133. [Subject Matter: In this article, Theravada Buddhist rituals and contemporary religious practices of the Buddhists who live in Dhaka City are considered, exposing their nature and significance.]

[26] ' Paritta Ritual in Bangladesh: A Study on the Understanding and Consciousness of Barua Community', Published in The Journal of Pali and Buddhist Studies, Nos. 17, Japan December 2003, pp. 13-31. [Subject Matter: Paritta is a very popular ritual in the Buddhist community of Bangladesh. Lay Buddhists hold the recitation of Parittas for a number of purposes, especially for protection from various misfortunes and to promote welfare. In this article, the understanding and consciousness of the Barua Buddhists Community of Bangladesh regarding the Paritta Ritual are examined.]

[28] `A Study on the Nomenclature, Derivation and Meaning of the Word `Pali’ in the Light of Pali Literature’ Published in the Dhaka University Journal of Linguistics, Vol. 1, No. 1., Dhaka, 2004, pp. 39-56. [Subject Matter: Considering the opinions of the scholars the nomenclature, derivation and meaning of the word `Pali’ are discussed and settled the controversy regarding them in the article.]

[30] ' Modes of existence of Village Monasteries in Bangladesh: A Case Study', Published in The Journal of Pali and Buddhist Studies, Japan 2007 Nos. 12, Japan 1998, pp. 97-113. [Subject Matter: In the article the modes of existence of village monasteries in Bangladesh is examined through case study and explored the characteristics and role of village monasteries.]

[2] `Rev. Nichidatsu Fuji, An Interview with Rev. Nichidatsu Fuji,’ published in W.F.B. Review, translated it into Bengali and Published in Kristy, 1991.

[4] `The History of Vajji Clan and Their Administration’, Published in Kristy, Vo. 1, 1991.

[6] `Humanism of Buddha’, Published in Kristy, Vo. 3-4, 1992.

[8] `The Indian Religion and Philosophy of Buddha’s Time’, Published in Kristy, Vo. 1, 1993.

[10] `The Way of Peace’, Published in Kanika, a Journal of Buddhist Student Forum of Dharmarajika Buddhist Monastery, Dhaka, Vo. 1, 1990.

[12] `Buddhist Purnima Festivals’, published in a Weekly News Paper named Shikha Anirvan in 1994.

[14] `Gautama Buddha and Democracy’, Published in a daily News Paper of Bangladesh, named Dainik Bangla, 2 Jaista, 1399 Bengali Year.

[16] `The Role of Buddhism to the Development of Moral Character’, Published in a daily News Paper of Bangladesh, named Dainik Aajker Kagoj, 23 Veshakh, 1400 Bengali Year.

[18] `The Role of Atisha Dipankara to the Propagation of Buddhism in Tibet’, Published in Kristy, 2003.

[20] `Buddhaghosa and Buddhadatta: A Study on the Theory of their Contemporariness’, Published in Kristy, 2007.

[22] `The Rise and Fall of Buddhism in Banglades: A Window Pointing View,’ Kristy, the Journal of Bauddha Kristi Pracar Sangha, Dhaka 2008.

[24] `The significance of the humanitarian works of Rev. Kripasaran’, Kripasaran Memorial Volume, Chittagong 2015.

[26] `The Life and Philosophy of Buddha and Significance of Buddha Purnima’, Published in Newspaper of Bangladesh named Daily Kaler Kantho, 29 April 2018.