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I used to say, somewhat in amusement and somewhat grievingly, “I belong to the B-team of Niyogi”. The A-team consisted of Binayak (Sen) da and Ashish (Kumar Kundu) da. Saibal (Jana) da, Chanchala (Samajdar)di and I used to manage the affairs of the hospital. Binayakda and Ashishda did the organizational work—Binayakda fully and Ashishda partly. I joined the Shaheed Hospital in December 1986. Shortly thereafter, Ashishda bade farewell to us for the sake of some family problems.  A few months later, Chanchaladi followed suit. Towards the end of 1987, Binayakda and Ilinadi left Dalli-Rajhara, and only two doctors, Saibalda and

A Non-sense Novelette Chapter 12 The Duel Chandu’s next short visit to Nischindapur was prompted by his growing desire to visit his ladylove Nanibala in the light of his newfound eminence. The two mynahs pecking at each other on the roadside babul tree, a sure sign of bad omen, should have warned him of an impending doom. The first encounter he had in the village was with his old friend Bistupada, who snooped down on him. “Come , come, Chandu, or shall I call you Srirup.” After nudging him down to the roadside tea café and ordering two cups of

Prof. M L Sidde, Makkhan or Makkhanlal to his friends, though he did have a scarcity of such entities around him as those we honour with that epithet, was Professor and Head of Sociology in Ratnagarbha University. This was a relatively recent assignment for Prof Sidde. He had joined Ratnagarbha only a few years ago. Before that he had worked in various reputed universities in the Western part of the country. For professor Sidde was a well-sought-after man. If you haven’t heard of him, dear reader, your ignorance should cause you shame and sorrow. His life’s work, acknowledging the so-called