Raunaq Publication publishes Sangbad Bichitra, A monthly Spokespaper of Cultural Association of Bengal in North America. Raunaq Publication has published Annual Magazine of North America Bengali conference ( NABC ) in 2023 July named Sanjog which is available in USA. Has also published Annual issue of Sangbad Bichitra named Udjapon in December 2023.
আদিম গুহাবাসী মানুষ মনের ভাব প্রকাশ করতো ছবির মাধ্যমে। ধীরে ধীরে তারা লিপির আবিষ্কার করল। সেই থেকে তৈরি হলো ভাষা। ভাষা আস্তে আস্তে সমস্ত ক্ষেত্রে ছড়িয়ে পড়ল। ভাষায় জটিলতা ও বিভিন্নতা বাড়তেই থাকলো। জন্মগ্রহণের পর প্রত্যেকটি মানুষকে সেই ভাষা শিখে নিতে হয়। কিন্তু যদি এমন হতো, আবার ছবির মাধ্যমে আমরা নিজেদের ভাব প্রকাশ করতে পারতাম, সেই আগেকার দিনের মতো সহজভাবে।
যদিও এটা কোনোভাবেই সম্ভব নয়, কিন্তু দেশ-কালের সার্বজনীন বাধা পেরিয়ে যদি সুরকে আমরা রং-এর ভাষায় প্রকাশ করতে পারি তাহলে কেমন হয়? এই বইটি সহজভাবে তারই একটি আয়োজন ও প্রচেষ্টা। ঠিক আদিম গুহাবাসী মানুষদের জগতে একবার ফিরে যাওয়া।
Is available in College Street, Oxford Book Store, Starmark, Story Book Store and on Amazon, Flipkart.
Monica Liu is a woman, par excellence. Not only has she revolutionasied the food busi- ness in Kolkata in the 1990s, but also created a niche market for flavours of the Calcutta Chinese. She is a re- nowned entrepreneur and has several other businesses to her credit. This book cele- brates her journey as a young girl, as a war prisoner, as a woman from humble back- ground making it big in the world, while relying solely on hard work and perseverance.
Is available in College Street, Oxford Book Store, Starmark, Story Book Store and on Amazon, Flipkart. Also available in Bangladesh
A collection of new short stories poems and graphic stories written by renowned Bengali authors for children and juvenile readers.
A collection of new short stories poems and articles for adults written by renowned Bengali authors.
A woven tale of 15 real life encounters faced by a police officer.
Not to be missed a heroic tale how in the early twentieth century in the full glare of the Raj and other ruling powers in India, our women and men combated the arena with all the might, notwithstanding the prevalent intertwingling of foreign culture.
Authored by Prof Tirthankar Roy of the London School of Economics and Political Science – and by Prasenjit Saha, an engineer in the UK yet a diehard promoter of Bengali Literature at the world stage, the book is an eye opener, making an absorbing literature.
Based on one of the top selling horror stories, ‘Kauri Burir Mondir’, is authored by Avik Sarkar. The eerie story begins at the stroke of midnight, a prop being a table in a dark room save for a small candle – with the fourth chair empty. The hero, Kaku, bare bodied but for a red bandana with a red tilak on his forehead experiences a sudden raging storm that is almost wiping out the house, emitting an aroma all that adds to a hair raising a suspense.
