From Tattered Past to Triumphant Present: Weaving Partitioned Lives by a Dalit Girl-child in Kalyani Thakur Charal’s Novella Andhar Bil O Kicchu Manush

Inherited memory reflects the intensity of impact incidents, experienced by ancestors on descendants, and in case partition Bengal, these memories are about both violence-induced its distressful reverberations as well amiable delightful past habitation East Bengal. However, awful commotion that survivors confront steals all researchers’ attention, pushing amicable exhibition land to background. Again, transportation second generation refugees assists them reconstruct dismantle eulogized notion lost look analyze incident a more pragmatic way consequently leads dichotomous intellection two generations, can be found novella Andhar Bil O Kicchu Manush (Waterbody Named Some People) Bengali Dalit writer Kalyani Thakur Charal. The juvenescence dealing with postmemory times progeny refugees, specifically girl this novella, paves for further study class, caste, gendered space women partitioned Bengal from perspective child. A deductive, analytical, objective method has been used research comprehend factual local historiography particular community specific locality border region West through fiction based collective populace.