The Home and the World

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Set against the backdrop of British-ruled India, the narrative explores the lives of Nikhilesh, his wife Bimala, and her passionate friend Sandip. Bimala's awakening and rebellion against traditional roles, spurred by Sandip's revolutionary ideals, lead to significant personal and societal conflicts. The novel delves into themes of nationalism, gender roles, and the struggle for identity, highlighting the tensions between personal desires and political responsibilities. Its exploration of these dynamics remains relevant in contemporary discussions of freedom and self-discovery.