Marichjhapi Nengshonder Ontorale (Bengali Version)
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• Author: Jagadish Chandra Mandal
• Publisher: Peoples Book Society
• Language: Bengali
• Pages: 192
• Cover: Hardcover
• ISBN: Not Available
About the Book
Marichjhapi Nengshonder Ontorale by Jagadish Chandra Mandal is an important historical and socio-political work that explores the hidden realities behind the Marichjhapi incident. The book provides a detailed account of the refugee experience, focusing on the struggles, displacement, and hardships faced by people who were forced to leave their homes and rebuild their lives under difficult circumstances.
Through careful analysis and narrative, the author uncovers the socio-political context, government policies, and human consequences associated with the Marichjhapi tragedy. The book highlights the voices, emotions, and resilience of refugees, offering readers a deeper understanding of the historical and humanitarian dimensions of the event.
This book is highly recommended for students, researchers, historians, and readers interested in modern Indian history, refugee studies, political movements, and social justice. It serves as an essential resource for understanding one of the most significant and sensitive chapters in West Bengal’s refugee history.
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Book Details
• Author: Jagadish Chandra Mandal
• Publisher: Peoples Book Society
• Language: Bengali
• Pages: 192
• Cover: Hardcover
• ISBN: Not Available
About the Book
Marichjhapi Nengshonder Ontorale by Jagadish Chandra Mandal is an important historical and socio-political work that explores the hidden realities behind the Marichjhapi incident. The book provides a detailed account of the refugee experience, focusing on the struggles, displacement, and hardships faced by people who were forced to leave their homes and rebuild their lives under difficult circumstances.
Through careful analysis and narrative, the author uncovers the socio-political context, government policies, and human consequences associated with the Marichjhapi tragedy. The book highlights the voices, emotions, and resilience of refugees, offering readers a deeper understanding of the historical and humanitarian dimensions of the event.
This book is highly recommended for students, researchers, historians, and readers interested in modern Indian history, refugee studies, political movements, and social justice. It serves as an essential resource for understanding one of the most significant and sensitive chapters in West Bengal’s refugee history.
