Sebaramer Bangshatalika

<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->I have been residing in Kolkata since September, 1987. I studied in a Bengali medium Higher Secondary school in a remote village of Bankura district. Thereafter, I completed my graduation from Bankura Christian College under Burdwan University in the year, 1971. My father is a retired Primary School Teacher and alive.
While in service, I completed my Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management from Kolkata. Most part of my life I served in different Central Public Undertakings located in U.P., Bihar and West Bengal. I am well acquainted with Bengali, Hindi and English.
Earlier, I wrote some articles on different social problems and historical events which were published in Kolkata’s daily “EKDIN”.
This is first book written by me in my life. I have got inspiration from my daughters and son to write this book.
The author himself faced many hurdles since his childhood. He has faced not only starvation but faced humiliation also for his being poor and belonging to Vaishnab sect whose ancestors and prevailing generations too were used to maintain their livelihood by begging. He was born and brought up in a remote village of Bankura district of West Bengal. Although the author hails from a poorest family but belong to general caste.
In this book titled “SEBARAMER BANGSHATALIKA” the author has highlighted the facts those took place with him, his ancestors as well as prevailing generations. Apart from that the author has tried to highlight the real picture of other people belonging to Vaishnab sect in his own village and other adjoining villages.
This story enshrined in the book is based on facts. But the names of characters and places are imaginary and do not resemble with actuals due to some ostensible personal reason.
In this book, the author has also made an endeavour to share his experience with the respected social reformers and honourable human beings of the society in India and abroad. Further, he has tried to make it crystal clear that “diligence is mother of invention/necessity is mother of invention”.