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Hindu widows who practiced sati by joining their husbands on the funeral pyre
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In Mudrabhanga
Shrikanto Barmar Nirbachito Kobita (Bengali Version) Sikkhabigyan Hindu widows who practiced satiBook Details: Translator: Ranjan Roy Language: Bengali (translated from Hindi) Cover: Paperback Pages: 132 About the Book This collection presents the Shrikanto Barmar Nirbachito Kobita (19311986), one of the significant voices of the Nayi Kavita (New Poetry) movement in post independence modern Hindi literature. Translated into Bengali by Ranjan Roy, the poems resonate with an undercurrent of melancholy and a subtle, stoic irony. Vermas voice, once
