NATUN AALO | নতুন আলো | Soumya Bhattachariya | Bengali Fiction Novel
By Soumya Bhattachariya
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When the twentieth century came to an end, there was a knock on our door, in Bengal. 3 Thon has started in the history of a new awakening i.e. awakening which is known as 'Bengal Renaissance'. The context of this great novel is Bengal or India of such a treaty period. At this time, the world-conquering monk Swami Vivekananda is slowly falling into the lap of premature death. On the way to success in Jagadish Chandra Basu's directional research. Obstacles are lack of money, non-cooperation and jealousy. In the company of Rabindranath Brahmabandhab Upadhyaya. Brahmacharyashram is being set up in Santiniketan. Arvind Ghaesh is engrossed in the pursuit of nationalism. Prafulla Chandra Roy is setting up Swadeshi Factory, Bengal Chemical. Flowers in Bengali songs. Dwijendralal, Atul Prasad and Rajinikanth are blooming. Sarala Gheshal is getting involved. In various activities. Jamshedji Tata is dreaming of creating an Indian Institute of Science. Mahindas Karamchand Gandhi is forming the Ambulance Corps in the Battle of Buer. Death of Bharateshwari Victoria. The new Governor General Lord Curzon is set to sit in Delhi. Plague. And the country is dying of famine. Sannyasini Nivedita is present with tireless labor and sharp mind in everything from spirituality, industrialism, patriotism, scientific research, extremist revolutionary movement. And sometimes from afar, sometimes from afar, this historical time is being witnessed by the naughty boy Premankur Atarthi. Although there is no central character in this epic novel, it is the coincidence of many characters, the unfolding of many narratives, the melody of many voices. This novel may or may not be a great harmonization in the form of a classical Western symphony.
Product Specification
Product Brand
Ananda
Product Importer
Country Of Origin
India
Product Features
Language
bengali
Product Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Ananda Publishers
Edition
1st
Number of Pages
430
Book Type
CLASSIC, FICTION
ISBN13
978-93-5040-839-1
