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The Genius of Chirajit Paul: Volume 2
The Genius of Chirajit Paul – Volume 2 is a collection of a novella – Made in Munger (Crime); four plays – Kashmir 1953 (Political), Gandhi and Godse: The Mystery of the Fourth Wound (Political), Bengal 2051 (Political/Satire) and The Intellectual (Political), and a non-fictional account of Indian history, Shaping of Modern India – A Timeline History (1905–1947). The above titles have been written between 2019 and 2021. Chirajit is also the author of The Genius of Chirajit Paul – Volume 1 (which is a collection of two novels, three novellas and a play) besides two more novels and a non-fictional analysis of contemporary Indian politics.
The Genius of Chirajit Paul
The Genius of Chirajit Paul - Volume 1 is a collection of two novels - The Man, the Ghost and the Proposition of God (Black Comedy/ Religion) and The Trapezoid (Psychology/ Crime), three novellas - Sea of Kashmir (Politics/ Magical Realism), Republic of Wisdomia (Utopian/ Science fiction) and Sita and Draupadi: Where Valour Prevails (Mythological) and a play - Jinnah and Bose: The Missing Pages of History (Historical). The above titles have been written between 2016 and 2019. Besides the above, Chirajit has penned two more novels (between 2013 and 2015) which could not be included in this omnibus because of rights issues.
WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
In 1992, Bhanwari Devi, an administration social specialist in the north Indian province of Rajasthan, was assaulted before her better half by higher position neighbors infuriated by her endeavors to stop a youngster marriage in their loved ones. quity evaded Bhanwari Devi. A lower court cleared the blamed for assault and indicted them with lesser offenses for which they served nine months in prison. The allure is as yet forthcoming in the state's High Court today, after 28 years. However, public shock and activism catalyzed by her trial made ready for new legitimate securities against lewd behavior in the working environment for a large number of Indian ladies.After state specialists, her boss, rejected obligation since she had been assaulted in her own fields, activists recorded a public interest request in the Supreme Court requesting that "working environments should be made safe for ladies and that it should be the obligation of the business to safeguard ladies worker at each progression."
Politicians Behaving Badly
This book examines citizens' attitudes about sexual harassment in the #MeToo era, seeking to determine how much these attitudes may have changed over the past few years. Using an innovative experimental research design, the authors look at how people react to allegations of harassment made against a fictional member of Congress. They consider whether those reactions vary with the offender's party affiliation, gender, and response to the allegations. Appropriate for students, scholars, and general readers alike, this book offers a timely analysis of an important political issue.
The Obituary of Salim Nabi
What happens when a Muslim youth in contemporary India gives shelter to an Islamic terrorist, falls in cross-community love with a politician’s daughter and reforms a hardline right wing political force? ‘The Obituary of Salim Nabi’ by debutant author Chirajit Paul is a story of love, friendship, hatred, betrayal, terrorism, patriotism, diplomacy, politics revolving around the extraordinary life of an ordinary man, Salim Nabi.
The Man, the Ghost, and the Proposition of God
Apurba Sundar Sarkar, 43, dies in a road accident and goes to heaven. In heaven, he meets the members of 'the conglomerate' - the gods/ prophets of all religions he knows. He finds the conglomerate to be a mutual admiration society which claims to take collective (often unanimous) decisions in the 'interest' of mankind. Apurba cannot come to terms with his untimely death and pleads with the conglomerate to grant him permission to return to earth to complete certain unfinished tasks for the benefit of his distressed family. With leave granted for a few days, Apurba returns as a ghost (with special powers) to manipulate one thing after another in an urge to make the remaining life of his famil...
The Trapezoid
Akash is the heir of a successful businessman, but his father's untimely demise made him stare at dwindling fortunes. George, a police officer, is an orphan brought up in a 'home'. He wished, like his friends, he had a mother who would love him. Simran is a doctor raised by her stepmother who ill-treats her. Mou has a knack for art but her actress mother envied her for her youth, beauty and talent. The inseparable friends from college overcomes their sorrows to win a new lease of life, but will they be able to hold on to their successes, or will greed, arrogance, pride and distrust turn them into worst enemies? From the author of Sea of Kashmir and Republic of Wisdomia comes a psychological fiction The Trapezoid: a story of four friends.
Republic of Wisdomia
A ship carrying a group of scientists wrecked in the Indian Ocean and washed ashore in an undiscovered island. The gifted men and their families started a civilization in the uninhabited land which they fondly named Republic of Wisdomia. There they continued their pursuit for excellence in science under a mutually decided stringent social order. The citizens were immunized against 'unnecessary' emotions like love and compassion, while virtues like pride and sense of duty were invigorated. Within a couple of decades of its formation, Republic of Wisdomia became the most scientifically advanced nation in the world, and soon the first world became envious of its intellectual treasures. The alli...
Made in Munger
Munger is a town in Bihar in Eastern India infamous for its illegal arm factories and underground trade of country-made weapons. 'Made in Munger' is essentially an autobiography of a Munger-made pistol which passes through many hands witnessing a series of crimes until it completes a full cycle of retribution. Crimes, especially heinous crimes against women will give the reader a perspective on the socio-economic and socio-political realities of contemporary rural India. The six intertwined crime stories could make the reader sad and angry; at the same time could make them love the women in their lives - mother, sister, wife and daughter even more than before.
