Uchheder Galpa – Shikar Chedan O Protirodher Galpa Sankalan (Bengali Version)
Book Details
• Editor: Abhijit Sengupta
• Publisher: Peoples Book Society
• Language: Bengali
• ISBN: 8185383529
• Cover: Paperback
• Edition: First Edition (Book Fair, March 2008)
About the Book
Uchheder Galpa is a powerful anthology of short stories focusing on themes of displacement, resistance, and social struggle. Collected and edited by Abhijit Sengupta, this book presents a compelling selection of stories that reflect the harsh realities faced by marginalized communities and individuals confronting forced eviction, injustice, and social oppression.
Each story in this collection highlights the emotional, psychological, and social impact of displacement while also portraying the courage, resilience, and resistance of people fighting to protect their identity, dignity, and rights. The narratives offer deep insight into human suffering, protest, and survival, making the book both socially relevant and emotionally engaging.
This anthology is highly valuable for readers interested in contemporary Bengali literature, social themes, and realistic storytelling. It serves as an important literary work that captures voices of protest and documents significant social experiences through powerful storytelling.
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Book Details
• Editor: Abhijit Sengupta
• Publisher: Peoples Book Society
• Language: Bengali
• ISBN: 8185383529
• Cover: Paperback
• Edition: First Edition (Book Fair, March 2008)
About the Book
Uchheder Galpa is a powerful anthology of short stories focusing on themes of displacement, resistance, and social struggle. Collected and edited by Abhijit Sengupta, this book presents a compelling selection of stories that reflect the harsh realities faced by marginalized communities and individuals confronting forced eviction, injustice, and social oppression.
Each story in this collection highlights the emotional, psychological, and social impact of displacement while also portraying the courage, resilience, and resistance of people fighting to protect their identity, dignity, and rights. The narratives offer deep insight into human suffering, protest, and survival, making the book both socially relevant and emotionally engaging.
This anthology is highly valuable for readers interested in contemporary Bengali literature, social themes, and realistic storytelling. It serves as an important literary work that captures voices of protest and documents significant social experiences through powerful storytelling.
