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Blue Pencil
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If India had not been partitioned, this novel would not have been written. Because the inconsistency in the land distribution of the two countries would not have occurred. And this story has been created from the life and livelihood of people plagued by the problems arising from that inconsistency.
The Bengali writer Amar Mitra has been researching and writing about the displaced people and their lives due to the partition for a long time. Mitra, recipient of the Sahitya Akademi and O. Henry awards, and his family are also victims of the partition. As a result, he did not have to search outside for elements to write about this subject; it was hidden in his subconscious. He has expressed it through his creativity.
The original Bengali book Kumari Megher Desh Chai has its English translation here. Nowhere else in the world has such a bizarre problem arisen due to partition, where people who have lived for hundreds of years become foreigners within their own country due to government negligence! Dolonchampa Chakraborty has translated this book to help it reach a larger readership. The translator.
Original price was: $16.99.$13.99Current price is: $13.99.
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 978-93-93063-57-1
Published: 1 August 2025
Pages: 552
Binding: Paperback
Published by: Virasat Art Publication
If India had not been partitioned, this novel would not have been written. Because the inconsistency in the land distribution of the two countries would not have occurred. And this story has been created from the life and livelihood of people plagued by the problems arising from that inconsistency.
The Bengali writer Amar Mitra has been researching and writing about the displaced people and their lives due to the partition for a long time. Mitra, recipient of the Sahitya Akademi and O. Henry awards, and his family are also victims of the partition. As a result, he did not have to search outside for elements to write about this subject; it was hidden in his subconscious. He has expressed it through his creativity.
The original Bengali book Kumari Megher Desh Chai has its English translation here. Nowhere else in the world has such a bizarre problem arisen due to partition, where people who have lived for hundreds of years become foreigners within their own country due to government negligence! Dolonchampa Chakraborty has translated this book to help it reach a larger readership. The translator.
