NIRBACHIT KALAM
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Book Details:
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
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Language: Translated from Bengali to Marathi
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Edition: 4th Edition
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ISBN: 9788177661811
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Pages: 248
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Publishing Year: February 1996
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Category: Essays
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Translator: Mrunalini Gadkari
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Cover: Paperback
About The Book:
“Nirvachit Kalam” is a bold and unflinching exploration of the societal limitations placed upon women, especially in male-chauvinistic cultures. Authored by Taslima Nasreen, a writer known for her fearless voice, this book presents a collection of essays that critiques the patriarchal society that constrains women's rights and freedoms.
In this powerful collection, Nasreen vividly recounts her childhood memories, which left an indelible mark on her, shaping her views on the oppression women face. The essays are stark and unapologetic, offering an honest portrayal of the struggles women endure, whether in religion, society, or within the family structure. The author critiques the dehumanizing treatment of women, presenting a thought-provoking narrative on how they are often reduced to objects of lust or subjugation.
Taslima’s writing is courageous and confrontational, sparking necessary discussions about the role of women in contemporary society. Her fearless voice makes “Nirvachit Kalam” a compelling read for anyone interested in gender equality and the societal challenges faced by women. The book has resonated deeply with readers, earning the prestigious Anand Award for its raw and honest portrayal of societal issues. This translation into Marathi ensures the impactful message reaches a wider audience, shedding light on the unspoken truths of a patriarchal world.

