Sindhu Hate Sayan

• Author: Joy Sen (জয় সেন)
• Genre: Children's Book (Chotoder Boi)
• Format: Hardback
• ISBN: 9789350409367
• Pages: 152
• Weight: 273 grams

Book Description

Sindhu Hate Sayan is a captivating tale that merges the scientific and cultural exploration of India’s ancient history. The story revolves around a team of researchers passionate about unveiling the mysteries of India’s past using scientific methods and approaches. Their mission is not only to restore the cultural heritage of India but also to enhance the understanding of science through this restored knowledge.

The title reflects the two significant rivers — the Sindhu in India and the Sayan in France — symbolizing the connection between diverse civilizations and cultures over time. The narrative, woven with intrigue, takes the readers on an expedition to discover the shared bonds between these ancient cultures and their contributions to modern scientific thought.

The book is written in a simple, engaging style that makes it both informative and entertaining. It explores the deep connections between history, culture, and science, presenting the story of a team dedicated to unveiling this grand vision of unity across time and space. Through their efforts, the readers are introduced to the enriched understanding of India's history and its place in the global context.

Author's Bio

Joy Sen (জয় সেন) is currently the Head of the Department of Architecture and Regional Planning at IIT Kharagpur (2017-2020). He is also the chief director of India's Science and Heritage Initiative (SandHI), a large-scale project launched by the Government of India. Joy Sen holds a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and a Doctorate in Regional Planning from IIT Kharagpur, and a Master's degree in Community and Regional Planning from Ohio State University, USA. He has worked with various international organizations like UNDP and DFID and has authored several textbooks.

His first book, Sindhu Hate Sayan, published in January 2018, explores the fusion of science and culture in India's historical context. He is also an accomplished artist, skilled in sketching and playing the sitar. His artistic contributions can be seen in the illustrations within this book.

This book is an ideal read for anyone interested in exploring the scientific approach to India’s ancient heritage, with a story that is both informative and thrilling. Let me know if you'd like to add any promotional content or further details.