When a Tamil student does research of a purely Bangla story written by a Bangalee author, makes some mistakes. First of all, Fokir does not belong to a tribal community, his mother Kusum was a refugee from Bangladesh who came to India during the liberation war of Bangladesh back in the 70's(possibly of lower caste or economic order). Secondly, this story doesn't represent the partition of India in 1947 which forced 16 millions to relocate, a huge population had been looted, thuged, butchered, murdered, raped, forced to convert or sold into brothels to satisfy the physical need of the conqueror. And lastly; in 60's it was clear that, that day's East Pakistan and today's Bangladesh was going to be an Islamic nation, the upper class Hindus had already returned to India since 40's ( even some came in 1905 when the Bengal had been fragmented for the first time )and the remaining Hindus(some still live in Bangladesh,4-5% of Bangladesh's entire population )of East Pakistan realised that they had no future in that soil and hence they immigrated in this part of the world. My intention is not to defame anyone, if I am told to do research on Periyar or Selva Murugan---I shall also make such mistakes which are considered as lack of attention to details, especially because of cultural differences and lack of the historical knowledge. If I said anything wrong, then forgive my ignorance.
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Little correction: it's not Bob Bibi but Bon Bibi 19:16
A complete and concise critical summary of The Hungry Tide
19:20 bon bibi
Wonderful ❤❤... Thank you
The narrative itself felt like a tide or a wave combing the two perspectives and time periods.
very good explanation maam and the student too.. do more on others too...i have subscribed
When a Tamil student does research of a purely Bangla story written by a Bangalee author, makes some mistakes. First of all, Fokir does not belong to a tribal community, his mother Kusum was a refugee from Bangladesh who came to India during the liberation war of Bangladesh back in the 70's(possibly of lower caste or economic order). Secondly, this story doesn't represent the partition of India in 1947 which forced 16 millions to relocate, a huge population had been looted, thuged, butchered, murdered, raped, forced to convert or sold into brothels to satisfy the physical need of the conqueror.
And lastly; in 60's it was clear that, that day's East Pakistan and today's Bangladesh was going to be an Islamic nation, the upper class Hindus had already returned to India since 40's ( even some came in 1905 when the Bengal had been fragmented for the first time )and the remaining Hindus(some still live in Bangladesh,4-5% of Bangladesh's entire population )of East Pakistan realised that they had no future in that soil and hence they immigrated in this part of the world.
My intention is not to defame anyone, if I am told to do research on Periyar or Selva Murugan---I shall also make such mistakes which are considered as lack of attention to details, especially because of cultural differences and lack of the historical knowledge.
If I said anything wrong, then forgive my ignorance.
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Perfect explanation
This was very useful! Thank you :)
It's too good...madam
Reading this book now in marathi
Hello Mam Can explain with Before I go to sleep by watson summary
Madam, its 'Bonbibi'
Nice
Well explained
I was well elucidation but missing nirmal boss diary .
tamil la story post panunga
It's bon bibi
Mam . Essay send panunga
yes I want tamil