This talks a thought of a migrant from rural India settled in city. It talks of hopes and despairs
and reminiscences a migrant passes through in its journey for livings. At the end the immigrant reconciles and accepts both - one is Yashoda and the other Devaki. Emergent India has to be a good mix of rural and urban India narrowing down the difference between.
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ବହୁତ୍ ବଢିଆ ହେଇଛି ଆଜ୍ଞା ...
Thanks Amaresh.
Happy Raja Sankranti!
I like the kabita: the line most touched to me is"Ama suska otho pare asithanta hasa duidhara".
Sincere regards
Akhil.
Yes Sir , No poda pitha .. Doli nahi ... missing my home badly ...
Thanks & Regards,
Amaresh Chandra Das
www.eOdisha.org
Dear Sir,
Namaskar!
Nice Kabita................
Regards,
Saroj
Sir,
The poem 'prabasira cinta' is a quite philosophical story. The
mythical symbolism of debaki and jasoda are really representing the
image of rural and urban life culture.
with best regards
rameesh
dear Ramesh
Thanks. It also tells of indifference of ne place to
migrants and also conservatism of migrants accepting
the place of living as their own place. This results in
indifference of individual both to native place and
the plca of living.
Individual and state both todo more to bridge the gap
between urban and rural India.
Happy raja sankranti| Are you in Odisha?
best
hrushikesha
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