Mani Shankar Mukherjee - Works

Works

  • Jekhane Jamon (As It Is There)
  • Kato Ajanare (The Many Unknowns) - his first book
  • Nivedita Research Laboratory
  • Abasarika ISBN 978-81-7612-777-6
  • Chowringhee published 1962
  • Swarga martya patal- a collection of three stories - Jana Aranya (The Middleman), Seemabaddha (Company Limited) and Asha akankha
  • Gharer madhye ghar
  • Nagar andini
  • Bamlara meye ISBN 978-81-7079-454-7
  • Simanta sambada ISBN 978-81-7079-554-4
  • Kamana basana ISBN 978-81-7079-978-8
  • Purohit Darpan
  • Sri Sri Ramkrishner Rahsyamrito
  • Mane pare
  • Samrat O sundari
  • Carana chumye yai ISBN 978-81-7079-528-5
  • Yabara belaya ISBN 978-81-7267-066-5
  • Mathar Opor Chadh
  • Patabhumi ISBN 978-81-7612-637-3
  • Rasabati ISBN 978-81-7612-637-3
  • Ek Bag Shankar
  • Kamana basana ISBN 978-81-7079-978-8
  • Shonar Sansar
  • Cchayacchabi
  • Muktir Swadh
  • Charan Chunye Jai
  • Subarno Sujog
  • Charan Chunye Jai(Vol 2) ISBN 978-81-7612-888-9
  • Bittabasona

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