Memories of homeland : refugees of 1947 Bengal Partition in India / by Sachi Ghosh Dastidar and Shefali Sengupta Dastidar

The penniless boy turned diplomat -- Professor Dr. Biswas of Chittagong -- Transformation of a wander boy from mud hut to a medical doctor -- When you can't call your home any more -- The man who drifted from Barisal to Mymansingh -- Longing to go back: saga of Dr. AG -- The learned Muslim refugee who was sheltered -- Nostalgia of home checked by reality: Dr. SP -- Twice refugee Dhakaiya - a Dhaka native --Still hurting from the loss of one's home: Sylheti Didi -- The long journey of a doctor's son --Welcome to indifferent Calcutta, leaving behind pleasant -- Dr. Rabeya's 50 mile journey: a leap into the opposing -- When one bypasses a partition and a new nation to -- From politics to football to science -- Mr. Barisal's journey from East Pakistan to Delhi and Calcutta -- Longing for Sylhet: the Sylheti Dada -- Bengali Hindu refugee's journey to the heartland of India -- Mr. Naranganj's journey to Assam, India via North Bengal -- When brother is Bangladeshi and parents are Indian - saga of a Muslim refugee -- KalyaniDi's dream of her home, canals, ponds and the trees of Dinajpur -- Mother's journey from Barisal to Ballygunj