Bengal Famine

In the eight decade of Independence and many political rifes, we get to witness the horrors of the so-called Imperial governments' mismanagement and incompetence in colonization and the treachery they committed. The book encapsulates all the horrors that occurred in Bengal in 1943 under the government of Churchill. Nizammudin, Fazlul Huq, and the Moslem League of India, all of which were equally responsible for the genocide of Bengal, which resulted in the deaths of 3.5 million people, 20 percent of Bengal's surviving population. It is heart wrenching to read the firsthand information written on ‘Panchsher Manwantar ‘by Syama Prasad Mookerjee, which is translated by the author in this book points out the simple truth of the catastrophe lucidly that was orchestrated by Churchill, Viceroy Linlithgow and the Muslim League within the guise of the British Raj to topple the popular ministry by valuing boats, and denial of humanitarian aid provided by Canada and Australia by stripping rice from people and back chanelling to the the lunatics fighting the greedy war in WWII. It is critical to note that the author has succinctly described the truth as a revelation by illustrating how these crimes of mismanagement by Churchill and Et al. were related to the Ukraine famine engineered by the Soviet Union. The enduring need for books like these is especially acute, as we are witnessing low production levels in agriculture and a contemporary crisis affecting India's neighbors, such as Sri Lanka, still on the brink of enslavement by modern-day treachery. When a country is unable to sustain its food production for its citizens, and it tries to compete for exports, and it loses all sanity in the process.