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[ramayantika]

The Lovers of the Cosmos series brings together the worlds of the Celestials and the Mortals, who are interconnected by a sacred bond of love.

Set in this modern era, where the divine and the mortals cannot interact directly with each other, love does find a way to bring the two distant worlds together.

Who writes their story? Is it the Celestials, who are otherworldly, the most powerful, beautiful, priceless, and cherished beings, the owners of the tale? Or is it the Mortals, who, with their finite lifetimes and everlasting passion, override the tides of fate and rules, thus changing the destiny of the stories of their hearts?

Or do they all share Love's pen to write their tales?

Yuthika, just like every day, watches the activity of the mortals down her window until one day she realizes that her eyes crave to watch a certain boy on the busy streets of the city. The daughter of the famous Apsara Tilottamma, however, must carry on the legacy of her mother and become one of the important nymphs of Swargaloka. That means leaving behind the budding infatuation she has harbored in her heart for the charming mortal boy, Mihir, who looks as radiant and divinely handsome as the deities and demigods above. Apsaraloka is the center for arts, and power rests with the best of the women skilled in performing arts. Swargaloka cannot afford a young nymph to lose her heart to a mortal, especially in this modern world. But when has love followed a straight path? Should she choose her legacy and the path every Apsara has chosen before her, or should she choose the path which her heart sings about?

A/N: Hello! Since I also write on wattpad here's me finally deciding on setting my mind straight and believing in myself that i can actually do this instead of chickening out because I get overwhelmed. So, here I am presenting a piece of my heart, 'A Nymph's mortal love,' a story I actually narrated to my boyfriend as a bedtime story and later decided to make a novel out of it.

My wattpad id: ramayantika

There will be steady updates in a while but my main focus after college reopening will be on polishing the final draft of Goddesses, Rishikas & Women.

I had a strange (probably it was meant to be) calling to write this mythological romance. There is very less of it in this genre for India so here's a little bravery on my side to let my overthinking mind go and write this.

Taglist (do mention or send an ask if you want me to include in the taglist for updates and snippets on this book here): @krishna-priyatama @krsnaradhika @ramcharantitties @jukti-torko-golpo @inexhaustible-sources-of-magic @alhad-si-simran @kaal-naagin @navaratna @indiansapphic @houseofbreadpakoda @to-three-or-not-to-three @aesthetic-aryavartik @oldersiblingcurse @divya444

Also I would be reallyyyyyy grateful for your support hehe. Thanks

(Those who have read the old version of the same story, this is a little reinvention of the same book)

[jeahreading]

Zehnaseeb, Zehanaseeb Tujhe chaahun betahasha zehnaseeb Mere kareeb, mere habeeb Tujhe chaahun betahasha zehnaseeb Tere sang beete har lamhe pe humko naaz hai Tere sang jo na beete uspe aitraaz hai Iss kadar hum dono ka milna ek raaz hai Huaa ameer dil ghareeb Tujhe chaahun betahasha zehnaseeb Zehnaseeb, Zehnaseeb Tujhe chaahun betahasha zehnaseeb

Tinka - Tinka Zara Zara Hai Roshni Se Jaise Bhara Tinka - Tinka Zara Zara Hai Roshni Se Jaise Bhara Har Dil Mein Armaan Hote To Hai Har Dil Mein Armaan Hote To Hai Bas Koi Samjhe Jara Tinka - Tinka

Megh peoner bager bhetor mon kharaper dishta Mon kharap hole kuasha hoi byakul hole tishta|Megher deshe roder baari pahar kinarai Jodi megh pioner daake sei chhayar hodish thake Roder phali takie thake akool akanghai Kobe megher pithe ashbe khobor barir barandai Chotto bagaan tai.Megh peoner bager bhetor mon kharaper dishta Mon kharap hole kuasha hoi byakul hole tishta|

Preme pora baron, karone okaron Aangul-e-aangul raakhle o haath dhora baron Tomay joto golpo bolaar chilo Shob paapri hoye gaacher paashe choriye roye chilo Dao ni tumi aamaaye shey shob kuriye nevaar kono karon Preme pora baaron, karone okaron Oyi maaya choke chokh raakhle o phire takaano baron

Paagla haawar badolo-dine Paagol aamar mon jege otthe. Chenashonar kon baaire jekhane path naai naai re Sekhane akaarone jaay chute. Ooh la la ooh la la ooh la la reeeee ooh lala ooh lala reee

mere dil mein jagah khuda ki khaali thi dekha wahan pe aaj tera chehra hai main bhatakta huaa sa ek baadal hoon jo tere aasmaan pe aake thehra haimere dil mein jagah khuda ki khaali thi dekha wahan pe aaj tera chehra hai main bhatakta huaa sa ek baadal hoon jo tere aasmaan pe aake thehra hai

Khujechi Toke Rat Be rate Joleni Alo Sopne Lukiye Chithi Toke Lekha Tule Rekhechi Jotne Moner Oli Goli Hoye Keno Palali Raate o Morichika Dekhechi Eka Eka Giyeche Ghum Ure Buk Pure,Chhaai Ure ..la la la

HO HO HO – HO HO HO

HO HO HO – HO HO HO ….

-Lyrics for the duet me and my mom are doing on sashthi

[pratanumindpowerdevelopment]

Arpita Banerjee - Elucotionist and Sruti Natak Expert from Biswa Bharati Shantiniketan

In 2018, Arpita Banerjee had passed out from Viswa Bharati, Shantiniketan in Recitation. This is a seven years course. She was rewarded Bisheshagga or Expert. In the course of Recitation, she got training in Recitation, Sruti Natak and Golpo path or story reading.

In 2019, she had studied psychology for 8 to 9 months.  She had enrolled in yoga course for 5 years. She took part in yoga competition at Belghoria, Sodpur and all India level.

She had learnt drawing from Biren Sikdar at Sangeet Academy in Birati for 6 years. She has certificate in drawing from Sangeet Academy.

She had learnt reiki 1 and 2 from reiki grandmaster Pratanu Banerjee at Institute of performing Art and Mind Power Development.

She had received 80 percent marks in Bengali in Madhyamik.

Stage Shows:

She had taken part in the stage shows of recitation in North 24 Pargana, South 24 pargana and she had gone to Murshidabad 3 times for her stage shows.

She performed stage show in Paschimbanga Bangla Academy

She performed stage show in Kobita Ghar, Girish Park in 2021 and 2022.

Awards:

She had participated in recitation competition and received All Bengal Joint Second Prize. It was a stage program at Salt Lake. The name of the stage was Sandesh Mancha.

She had received merit test award  at Santosh Square in 2023 for her recitation. At that time, the judge was Mita Gupta, Thankamani Kutty, Bimal Kar, and Amal Pal.

Meeting with Celebrities:

She had met celebrities and the names of the reputed personalities are as follows:

Soumitra Chattopadhyay

Thankamani Kutty

Bratati Bandyopadhyay

Kobita Sonali

Pranati Thakur

Madhumanti Moitra

Rishi Kaushik

Badshah Moitra

Program in Television Channel

She had taken part in Channel Vision program in 2023. She took part in TV show three times. She had program of recitation in TV for 15 minutes, 7 minutes and 12 minutes.

Tuition for Students:

She can teach Bengali from class 3 to 7 in the Madhyamik board. She can teach History and Bengali. She can teach drawing.

Reiki Healing:

She can provide reiki healing llevel 1 and level 2. She can provide touch healing and distance healing.

Hobbies:

Writing, Recitation, Listening Songs, and Drawing.

Contact Pratanu Banerjee

Call or whatsapp 8017517171

[sazzadrahman]

নিশিকাব্য | Nishikabbo | Bangla Choto Golpo | Sazzad Rahman | Ma...

[storiobengalistory]

The author has no enmity but friendship with the beetle, how? Once a man comes to the writer's house, today's story about how the writer's beetle seizes him. This is written by Shibram Chakraborty.

[carpeposterum]

Must Read Bengali Books

This list is not exhaustive and I have missed out on a lot of gems while writing this so please feel free to add few more books in the comments. So here it goes:

Chander Pahar(Mountain of the moon) by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay is a novel based on the adventures of an ordinary young man named Shankar who gets a job at the Uganda Railway services. The story talks about Shankar's encounter with dangerous creatures and his search for the mountain of the moon along with his companion Alvarez. It is a short and enthralling read. The descriptions are so vivid that you'll feel as if you're watching it all unfold in front of your eyes. If you want to start with Bengali literature, you can begin with this one. (English translation is available)

Shei Shomoy and Prothom Alo(Those Days and First Light) by Sunil Gangopadhyay. Read these books for the language, for the beautiful storytelling and to know more about Bengal Renaissance. These books are non-fictional ones but written in a fictional style, the way the story sprawls out is captivating, it offers a detailed picture of the evolution of culture, religion, society and education during the Renaissance. All the main characters in these books are important historical figures and through their story, you get a glimpse of the past. You have to read these two books as they are both fine pieces of Bengali literature. (English translations are available)

Srikanta by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay is a story named after its protagonist who happens to be a young man drifting aimlessly from one place to another, experimenting new things. Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay is known as the wordsmith of Bengali literature, and he knew how to weave enigmatic stories. Through his story, we meet various characters and how the characters greatly influence Srikanta's life. The story also highlights the flaws of our society and the need for radical changes. It is an exceptionally beautiful story written lucidly with lots of layers.

Padma Nadir Majhi (Boatman of the river Padma) by Manik Bandyopadhyay is a heart-touching novel about the people whose livelihood depended on the river Padma. The river plays a pivotal role in the story as the lives of the characters are completely dependent on it. Manik Bandyopadhyay has built up a beautiful story around a small community of people, the characters are simple yet lead very diverse lives. All the characters have different challenges in life and their own way of going about their problems. While reading this, we are all transferred to the small village of Moynakhali beside the Padma and the small world over there. This story is again one of the finest Bengali stories and will break your heart. (English translation is available)

Pratham Pratishruti (The first promise) by Ashapura Debi is a path-breaking novel narrating a story of a child bride, Satyabati and her struggle to survive in a patriarchal society. The story unfolds in the backdrop of the nineteenth century colonial Bengal where women's conditions were pitiful, in such a situation a young girl aspires to educate herself in a society which weds off young girls and sends them to their in-laws to produce children. In that glorious time, this young girl was brave enough to learn to write, to speak her mind and take her first step to women liberation. This book will stir your soul, especially if you are a woman. It is a beautiful work, please do give this a read. (English translation is available)

Golpo 101 by Satyajit Ray is a collection of short stories written by the legend himself. The topics vary from sci-fi to dystopia. Ray is an amazing storyteller even through his writing. I highly recommend this book to slow readers and people who have just started with Bengali literature, as it is extremely engrossing and written lucidly, you'll finish this book in no time. (The English translations of these stories are available)

Anandamath by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee is a story set in the backdrop of the pre-independence struggle and the plight of the people of that time. It is one of the most remarkable stories written in Indian literature. It has different dimensions- nationalism, scarcity of food and hunger, rebellion, women's contribution towards the movement. The origin of the song "Vande Mataram" is this book, which became the slogan for the freedom struggle in the coming years. Despite this being a fictional story, it holds up the essence of the struggle for independence, the exploitation under the British Raj and will remind you about the duties of the people to their motherland (English translation is available).

Gora by Rabindranath Tagore is a story set in Calcutta during the British Raj and covers the political, cultural and religious scenario of that time. This book is fictional and philosophical at the same time and will leave a profound mark in your mind. It is a bit difficult to read this story because of its complex language and its length, but it is a beautiful piece of work. Tagore's characters are strong and have a diverse way of thinking. They demolish rigid societal norms and prejudicial way of thinking by their rational approach in life. There is a lot to learn from these characters and the story revolving around them, I am sure you'll enjoy reading this (English translation is available).

These are few go-to lighthearted Bengali books you can read for a good laugh. Narayan Debnath is the creator of some of the best Bengali comics namely, Handa-Bhonda, Nonte-Fonte and Bantul-the great. Tenida Samagra is a collection of stories written by Narayan Gangopadhyay about a group of four boys and their small pursuits. The stories are hilarious because the protagonist Tenida is a very peculiar person who talks about doing great things but does nothing other than eating good food and whiling away his time with his friends. The stories are written in a comical style and are mostly conversations between friends.

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On a backward Friday afternoon in February, Nadia and Rajeeb Samdani—the mega art-collecting brace based in Dhaka, Bangladesh—had aloof placed their Haegue Yang commission, a tall, about Seussian-looking carve blue-blooded North of the Mountain, by a floor-to-ceiling window on the fifth attic of their six-story abode in the capital’s fashionable Gulshan neighborhood. The Berlin-based artist’s blithesome piece, which invites admirers to accompany the fun by giving it a affable push, thereby campanology its hundreds of tiny gold-colored bells, is the newest jewel in their growing cutting-edge beat and abreast collection, which totals about 2,000 artworks. “You can try it later,” Rajeeb promises with a ample smile.

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The couple’s adherence to their art is so agog that it takes antecedence over their house’s architecture. “We will body or beating bottomward a bank to board addition work,” Nadia says. “We’ve acquired the art and again congenital the appropriate amplitude for it, not carnality versa.”

The Samdanis called their abode Golpo, Bengali for “story” or “fairy tale.” The house, which stands in an flush adjacency of embassies, all-embracing hotels and affluence shopping, does amends to both definitions, cogent of the couple’s affection for collecting. Designed in accord with Brain Train Studio, a accessory of their Golden Harvest business conglomerate, and completed in 2012, Golpo is a amalgam of a home and a museum, manifesting the couple’s admiration to alive absorbed in art from the arena attic on up. An LED assurance account awash out by Raqs Media Collective greets visitors into a amplitude that, about bare of appliance or added calm trappings, resembles a mini gallery. British artisan Ceal Floyer’s complete accession ’Til I Get It Right, in which Tammy Wynette melancholically sings, “I’ll aloof accumulate on ’til I get it right,” angelus amid bristles bright abstruse tapestries by Bangladeshi modernist Rashid Choudhury, a aberrant Anish Kapoor mirror carve and backward Iraqi-British artisan Zaha Hadid’s ample sculpture-like sofa. “We heard Floyer’s complete allotment in Documenta 13 in 2012 and fell in adulation with the assurance in the lyrics,” explains Rajeeb, apropos to the quinquennial art accident that takes abode in Kassel, Germany.

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