Kuntal Fire Ase by Dr. Moumita [Hardcover]

In 1967, a remote village caught fire. That fire spread—across Naxalbari, through Srikakulam, and beyond, igniting the entire nation. Let the scholars debate ideologies and methods, but even the harshest critics cannot deny the electrifying intensity of those stories—tales forged in the flames of guns and bombs.

How many times have people declared the death of that fire? A Kolkata police officer, after capturing Charu Majumdar, even spoke of burying Naxalbari itself. But like a phoenix, the revolutionaries rise again—dying and being reborn, again and again, carving their place in history.

In their personal lives, they are lovers, mothers, fathers. Yet, together, they create a collective force. They return, time and time again.

"Kill, cowards, kill. You are killing a man, but you can never kill his ideals."

Che Guevara’s words still echo today.

And so, Kuntal returns—again and again.