Empty Jar and The Jam Boy

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Empty Jar and The Jam Boy is a work of historical fiction in which the “Empty Jar” metaphorically resembles the behemoth province of Bengal in colonial India. Once at the height of its dominance, the region attracted global traders with its enormous wealth, millennia of civilisation, fertile soil, skilled labourers, master craftsmen, legendary textiles, and thriving global trade. Yet, it was ultimately left empty by successive invasions, loots, famines, and partitions. Meanwhile, “The Jam Boy” refers to a dark piece of folklore from colonial Calcutta that is still recalled with sadness at upper-crust Bengali champagne, caviar and mango parties across the globe.

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Indranil Halder

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Schooling in Calcutta, India and BSc Bio Medical Science and MBA Australia, Corporate Medical Sales Consultant, Global Heritage Tourist, Writer, VideoProducer, Panellist at SAFAL Fest, ex Crown Group Holding Real Estate Sales Consultant, ex ambassador for the India Australia Business & Community Alliance (IABCA) and Fabrics of Modern Australia (FOMA), part of extended multicultural family and polo enthusiasts.

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Genre: Historical Fiction
ISBN: 978-81-988990-9-5
Published: 08 August 2026
Pages: 134
Binding: Hardbound
Published by: Virasat Trade

Empty Jar and The Jam Boy is a work of historical fiction in which the “Empty Jar” metaphorically resembles the behemoth province of Bengal in colonial India. Once at the height of its dominance, the region attracted global traders with its enormous wealth, millennia of civilisation, fertile soil, skilled labourers, master craftsmen, legendary textiles, and thriving global trade. Yet, it was ultimately left empty by successive invasions, loots, famines, and partitions. Meanwhile, “The Jam Boy” refers to a dark piece of folklore from colonial Calcutta that is still recalled with sadness at upper-crust Bengali champagne, caviar and mango parties across the globe.

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