Jeler Khata (Bengali Version)
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ā¢ Author: Bipin Chandra Paul
ā¢ Publisher: Classic Publications (K. Chakraborty)
ā¢ Language: Bengali
ā¢ Edition: August 2025
ā¢ Number of Pages: 127
ā¢ Format: Hardcover
ā¢ ISBN: 9788198356628
About the Book
Jeler Khata is an important autobiographical and historical narrative by the eminent nationalist leader and thinker Bipin Chandra Paul. The book offers a vivid account of the authorās experiences during his imprisonment under British colonial rule, reflecting the struggles and sacrifices made by Indian freedom fighters.
Through personal reflections and thoughtful commentary, the author describes the conditions of prison life, the emotional and intellectual challenges faced by political prisoners, and the deep sense of patriotism that sustained them during those difficult times. The narrative not only presents a personal diary-like record but also reveals the broader political atmosphere of the Indian freedom movement.
Written in an engaging and reflective style, the book provides valuable insights into the spirit of resistance and the dedication of leaders who fought for Indiaās independence. It remains an important work for readers interested in the history of the freedom movement, political thought, and the life experiences of one of the leading figures of early Indian nationalism.
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Book Details
ā¢ Author: Bipin Chandra Paul
ā¢ Publisher: Classic Publications (K. Chakraborty)
ā¢ Language: Bengali
ā¢ Edition: August 2025
ā¢ Number of Pages: 127
ā¢ Format: Hardcover
ā¢ ISBN: 9788198356628
About the Book
Jeler Khata is an important autobiographical and historical narrative by the eminent nationalist leader and thinker Bipin Chandra Paul. The book offers a vivid account of the authorās experiences during his imprisonment under British colonial rule, reflecting the struggles and sacrifices made by Indian freedom fighters.
Through personal reflections and thoughtful commentary, the author describes the conditions of prison life, the emotional and intellectual challenges faced by political prisoners, and the deep sense of patriotism that sustained them during those difficult times. The narrative not only presents a personal diary-like record but also reveals the broader political atmosphere of the Indian freedom movement.
Written in an engaging and reflective style, the book provides valuable insights into the spirit of resistance and the dedication of leaders who fought for Indiaās independence. It remains an important work for readers interested in the history of the freedom movement, political thought, and the life experiences of one of the leading figures of early Indian nationalism.
