Ganga Ram the boat man of river Karnafuly and the Bay-of-Bengal / Phani Bhushan Das.
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TextPublication details: Bangladesh : Three flowers Publication, 2014.Edition: First editionDescription: 71 p. ; 18 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - PZ3 .D38 2014
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"Ganga Ram, the boat man of river Karnafuly and the Bay of Bengal" describes the life of a resilient traditional boatman (sampan majhi) navigating the hazardous waters where the Karnaphuli River meets the Bay of Bengal in Chattogram, Bangladesh. The narrative captures his daily struggle against shifting maritime tides, unpredictable coastal weather, and the bustling traffic of the estuary to ferry passengers and goods. Ultimately, the story serves as a brief, symbolic tribute to the bravery, endurance, and humble lifestyle of the coastal delta ferrymen who underpin the region's traditional river economy."
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