Bhraman Samagra by Sanjib Chattopadhyay

Sanjib Chattopadhyay is a homing pigeon but when the travel bug bites him, he is a changed man. He takes you along and leaves you mistified with the new land and its people, its culture and history. If one has 'shoes under his feet', this man has 'nails under his feet'. He does not want to move anywhere alone. He, who is the uncrowned emperor of humor on the one hand and the expert on religious philosophy on the other, Ramakrishna-Vivekananda, had to leave the house. Once the Andaman, another time the country of Belet and the Mayan civilization, Mexico. No, Sanjiv Chatterjee's collection of travel stories is not a travel story. In the stories, history, philosophy, people's struggle, life-suffering have all been created in an incomparable book. Again, they are each a huge novel. The difference is, the characters are true here, the events are true, the eyes of the foreigner are dazzling or the history of the struggle of the suffering people is true in color here. Sanjeev Chatterjee is unknown to us. Unknown 'journey'.