Shonona | Bengali Podcast
শোনোনা বাংলার প্রথম পুরোদস্তুর পডকাস্ট মিডিয়া। দৃশ্যদূষণ থেকে বাঙালিকে ছুটি দিতে চায় শোনোনা। এই মাধ্যমে আমরা শোনাবো বাংলার ও বাঙালির রাজনীতি, সংস্কৃতি, ইতিহাস, খাদ্য, সংস্কৃতি, স্বাস্থ্যের আজ কাল পরশুর কথা। জীবনের খুঁটিনাটি তুলে ধরার পাশাপাশি কল্পনায় শান দিতে থাকবে গল্পপাঠ। থাকবে রকের আড্ডা থেকে বিদগ্ধ জনের কথাবার্তা। Shonona is the first-ever podcast media from Bengal that intends to capture a wide range of content, providing a much welcome relief to those Bengali listeners dreaming of getting rid of visual pollution. Through this platform, listeners would encounter thought-provoking themes, ranging from politics, culture, history, food, health, etc. Our unique style of storytelling is bound to enrich the imagination of every single of our listeners. There will be wise and witty conversations cutting across the boundaries of conventional seriousness as much as of our characteristic Bengali "Parar adda".
Shonona | Bengali Podcast
উদ্বাস্তু ও দেশভাগের স্মৃতি | দেশভাগের পেছনে দায়ী কারা? | স্মৃতির সিন্দুক EP - 9
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1947 — not just a year. It witnessed independence, but at the same time, it witnessed a painful partition that left a deep and lasting wound in the lives of countless people.
The Partition of Bengal changed the lives of millions. Families were forced to leave behind their homes, land, memories and roots. For refugees, the journey was not simply about crossing a border—it was about rebuilding life from nothing while carrying the memories of everything they had lost.
From Bangladesh to West Bengal, the memories of Partition, displacement, lost roots and the struggle to start a new life still live on.
This history is not confined to the pages of textbooks. It survives in the memories and voices of those who witnessed it.
In “Smritir Sindhuk”, listen to the stories of people who experienced those turbulent times firsthand—their memories, emotions, struggles and reflections on Partition and its lasting impact.
Featuring:
Sabita Mukherjee | Shefali Sen | Bhakti Das | Satyendranath Bhattacharya | Shri Anil Kumar Bhattacharya | Manik Gupta
This episode also explores the wider context of refugee life, citizenship, CAA, displacement, changing rules and the continuing impact of Partition on Bengal and its people.
History fades from textbooks, but memory keeps it alive.
Follow & Subscribe to Shonona for more stories of history, forgotten voices, oral history and memories from Bengal.
Keywords :
1947 Partition, Partition of Bengal, Bengal Partition, India Partition 1947, Bangladesh West Bengal Partition, Partition memories, refugee stories, Bengali refugees, refugee life in Bengal, Partition survivors, Partition of India, history of Bengal, Bengal history, Bangladesh history, West Bengal history, Kolkata history, refugee crisis Bengal, CAA, citizenship, refugee citizenship, displacement stories, oral history, Partition oral history, forgotten stories, untold history, Smritir Sindhuk, স্মৃতির সিন্দুক, দেশভাগ, উদ্বাস্তু, দেশভাগের স্মৃতি
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