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Krishna Sindhuki

Debarati Mukhopadhyay

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Binding: Hardcover

Publisher: Deep Prakashan

Language: Bengali

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15th December 1909. Bandini Nilamani's wedding today in the women's section of the Andaman Cellular Jail. After marrying a tainted convict, she has to start a family in the newly built 'Swabalamban' village. Meanwhile, on the same day, the 'gunners' arrived at the Port Blair wharf and landed at the dock site. They are prisoners of the infamous Alipore bomb case. Chains falling on hands and feet. Entering the infamous cellular prison hell. Another fight begins. The great struggle to not bend their spine even in the face of torture! The Andaman Islands, completely isolated from the mainland of the Indian subcontinent, are a penal settlement of the British government. Like a different world! Here, unspeakable torture is under the thumb of the ruler. Failure to meet the 'target' of daily 'impossible' tasks is a severe punishment. The talented passionate cheerleader is slowly going crazy. Meanwhile, his lover Leela is waiting in Kolkata. Is the wait slowly turning into disappointment? But still the fire burns! The arrogance of the British is being destroyed by the flames of that fire. A traitor is giving news of a terrible conspiracy of the revolutionaries. The administration is shaking. Then? 'Krishna Sindhuki' is the story of a group of lost girls. This story is the almost forgotten story of the revolutionaries, who jumped into the armed revolution just out of love for their country before entering youth. This novel is a document of that tumultuous time - the victory saga of a group of Bengalis, who make us shiver in our chest. Remembering, "The timid Bengali was also a hero one day." Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous times of the early 20th century, the breath-taking events of this fiction are witnessed only by the ancient and eternal Mahakal!

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