Muchhe Debo Yata Seemarekha / মুছে দেবো যত সীমারেখা  (Bengali, Paperback, Ghosh Parames)

Don’t read this book at a fast pace, but feel in it what people are forced to do within the boundaries, they are in. In a word, the book is unique, cannot be put into any one genre, - novel, philosophy, sociology, scientific research are all unified. How many boundaries exist in people's lives - rich and poor, male and female, local and foreign, educated and uneducated, caste and caste, youth and old age, and so on? The setting of the book is impeccable and appropriately international. The book written in this vast and wide context will inspire, in the mind of the reader, admiration and respect for the author's knowledge, independent thinking and talent. In one chapter, there are some so-called vulgar scenes in the story of the abduction of girls. From the paradigms of seeing people as objects, the journey must begin in search of the infinite unmarried world, the world where God exists in every human being, regardless of all differences. Kiriti earnestly finds eternity in every human being in this book. They are all very ordinary women and men; none of them wanted to change the world. All of them have lived in accordance with the laws of the world, keeping an eye on the opportunities and dangers of the country. They all wanted someone to love them; People cannot live in the ordinary world without the love of at least a few; life without love has no meaning. In some other world, love is not absolutely necessary; there are many other temptations in life instead of rare love.