Parabase Amar Desh by Swadesh Chattopadhyay [Hardcover]

With only thirty-five dollars, Swadesh Chatterjee arrived in America with his wife and young daughter. A decade and a half later, he became an established businessman in North Carolina, and his wife, Manjushree, became known as a prominent psychologist. Not content with being a successful immigrant, Swadesh Chatterjee decided to give back to both his motherland and his current homeland. He played a major role in Indo-American efforts to resolve misunderstandings and the cold war between the two countries. He also helped shape the outline and strategic processes of this movement. This is how immigrants become politically powerful.

Swadesh Chatterjee's memoir includes stories of the various ups and downs of the movement, which will guide the next generation of Indo-Americans and other immigrant communities in establishing their stance. This memoir is also an intimate family story.