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Meghe Matite Makhamakhi || Samaresh Majumder

Name: Meghe Matite Makhamakhi || Samaresh Majumder
SKU: Dey's Publishing7234
Price: 170 INR
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by Samaresh MajumdarPublisher: Dey's Publishing

Category: Literature & Fiction

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This item: Meghe Matite Makhamakhi || Samaresh Majumder Original price was: ₹200.Current price is: ₹170.
Tuntunir Boi || Upendra Kishor Roychowdhury (Dey's) Original price was: ₹150.Current price is: ₹128.
Deshantare Baj || Abhik Dutta || দেশান্তরে বাজ || অভীক দত্ত Original price was: ₹275.Current price is: ₹220.

Total price: ₹518

Meghe matite makhamakhi is a bengali book written by a renowned author samaresh majumder.

Weight	0.5 kg
Binding	Hardcover
Language	Bengali
Condition	New

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About the author

Samaresh Majumdar

A legendary Bengali novelist celebrated for his sprawling political epics and iconic Arjun detective series.

Samaresh Majumdar was a towering figure in modern Bengali literature, renowned for chronicling the turbulent political landscape of West Bengal. He achieved immortal fame through his Sahitya Akademi Award-winning Animesh quartet, which masterfully captured the Naxalite movement. Beyond political fiction, he created Arjun, one of Bengali literature’s most beloved youth sleuths.

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