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  Todhe Zanjeere likhe jeevan naya. "We are going on a picnic tomorrow," declared Batuk as he entered Aniruddha's study.  "A picnic?" Aniruddha asked, looking up from the book he was engrossed in. "Yes, you should come along too." He said with an excited smile. "In this heat, who plans a picnic?" Aniruddha frowned. "Pardon me, Barrister Babu, but have you been to the shadowy, cool mango orchards on a summer afternoon?" Bondita placed down a cup as she spoke. "It is cooler than your electric fans." "Well, you seem to know better. What is that?" He looked at the cup. "I don't drink tea." "It's coffee. The way you like. Koeli Didi taught me." Bondita smiled. "You didn't need to…" He looked away awkwardly. "It's something new, how could I not learn?" She shrugged. "Anyway, the plan was mine, and we are going deep into the forest. So the summer heat won'...

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Main woh Moorat hu ye duniya Jisse tarazu mein tole, Ruhi bankar kapti hoon Charon taraf hai shole. “Where is Aniruddha?” Binoy asked nobody in particular as he walked to take his place at the table for breakfast. “Dada went out for his morning yoga. He must be on the lawn.” Somnath spoke, trying to get up to fetch him, but Trilochan stopped him with a hand gesture. “Let him come when he's done.” Trilochan took the opportunity at the breakfast table to make an announcement as Bondita came in with the breakfast. “You remember my friend Zamindar Porimol Narayan?” He asked as Binoy frowned a little, trying to remember the man. “The one from Raipuragarh?” Binoy asked. “Yes. He has written to me.” Trilochan smiled. “His daughter is about to get married.” “Isn’t she young?” Binoy raised his eyebrows a little. “Well, about Bondita’s age.” Trilochan said as a matter of fact, “She has crossed sixteen.” He shook his head. “Anyway, the groom’s family is from Barakhali. And since their home is...

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