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Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Ars, London. Member of the International P.E.N. and the Royal Society of Literature, London. Life member of the Asiatic Society, Calcutta, India. Took three M.A. degrees from the University of Calcutta in Literature, Fine Arts. Ancient Indian History and Archaeology. Took Ph.D. Degree in 1965 based on researches in the British Museum and India Office Library, London. Taught in the universities of Delhi and Calcutta. Lectured in the Columbia University, New York, the New York State University at Stony Brook, the Barouch College, Lexington, New York, the Staten Island College, City University, New York, the Pace University, New York and the Asia Society, New York. Author of books entitled “Sixty-four Arts in Ancient India,” “Ghadar Revolution in America”, “Fine Arts in Ancient India”, “Pain of flowers”, (Book of English Poetry). His book of English poetry entitled “Pain of Flowers” first published in England had been highly acclaimed in all parts of Europe and America. He had given several readings of his English poetry in certain learned societies and Universities of America. He had edited an Anthology of English poems originally written in English by many eminent Indian poets for a well-known publisher of New York, world authors Ltd. Dr. Ganguly had found out a very rare and till then unknown manuscript on the religious cult of Mediaeval India from the British Museum, London, and his valuable work based on that rare manuscript was published by the University of Calcutta in 1968. Dr. Ganguly is a well recognized specialist of the Tantra cult in Mahayana Buddhism, and also he worked on different aspects of the Europeanisation of China and other Asian countries. Dr. Ganguly traveled widely in Europe and America. Currently, he has been working on the American economy with relevance e to all the south East Asian countries.