Jibjagater Lokshruti by Samarendranath Chanda [Hardcover]

In the world of fairy tales, folktales, and morals, our neighboring living world has become a colorful character. Fish, turtle, duck, crow, rat, Hanuman, tiger, lion, snake, and jackal stories have been known to us for a long time. Not just fun or fascination, these stories send real-life messages to people. In the story of the proverb, a sage turns a mouse into a cat, a dog, and a tiger in order to save it from others. One day when the tiger tried to attack Munikei, he turned the tiger into a mouse by magic. The meaning of the story is deep and ever-present. Samarendranath Chand has compiled some such stories of animals and birds for the reader in the book 'Jivajojana Lok Shruti'. The stories collected from the mythic and folktales of the country are sometimes preachers of morals for the human society, sometimes - the reflection of the own views of the imaginative people. Folk beliefs and folk reforms are embodied in the character of animals. The book 'Biological Folklore' is undoubtedly the result of the author's long study.