Galpo Salpo (Dwitiya Khanda)

Nitish Roy’s Short Stories (Part Two) – A combination of socialist and psychological stories – This collection of short stories is a book worth keeping in your collection. The author paints a picture of life in his stories. The devastating diseases of society, the complex movements of the human mind, and its ups and downs are all revealed in the writer’s writing. There is the story of the tragic outcome of the life of Ashok Babu, who has just lost his wife. Again, Palak Paramita wants to establish their love by overcoming all obstacles and dangers. The cuckoo, trapped in the web of the world, is like a symbol of ordinary housewives. The story has the context of Corona. Although the great fear of the epidemic is an obstacle to love, Shiv Seva, the patient’s service to the doctor, is here. The death of the middle-class family’s dream-Pradip, the talented Arya, in ragging, the helplessness of childless parents. Again, while talking about the history of the Taj Mahal, the author effortlessly reaches the story of the political unrest in Manipur. Just as the stories of people who are wounded in the flow of everyday life have come to light, several of its stories have been enriched with the essence of love. This collection of stories, a living document of the human mind swayed by the daily fluctuations, tells many stories in short words. In short, the author’s effortless movement from subject to subject and his wonderful writing style will enrich the reader’s thoughts.