Lajja: Shame by Taslima Nasrin, Tutul Gupta (Translator)

Lajja: Shame by Taslima Nasrin, Tutul Gupta (Translator)The Duttas Sudhamoy, Kironmoyee, and their two children, Suranjan and Maya have lived in Bangladesh all their lives. Despite being part of the country's small Hindu community, that is terrorized at every opportunity by Muslim fundamentalists, they refuse to leave their country, as most of their friends and relatives have done. Sudhamoy, an atheist, believes with a naive mix of optimism and idealism that his motherland will not let him down And then,

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