A short story written by Nalini Bera on 'Self-Power Women's Power'/ ‘স্ব-শক্তি নারী শক্তি’ প্রসঙ্গে নলিনী বেরার ছোটগল্প

Abstract

Literature Nalini Bera is the metaphor of the lowerclass population. A large part of his literature covers Shabar, Lodha, Santal and Bhumiz farmers. His literature reflects the story of the life of subaltern peoples of his motherland. The story he written on that said peoples is exceptionally good. In fact, the geography in which Nalini Bera lived is the context of his writing. Most of the characters are taken from real life.

           Yet, even among the familiar people of this known world, there remains so much color, so much beauty, and so much wonder.

          Seeing people opens a window somewhere, and it makes you feel that what you see is not everything about them, and that what you don't see is also a lot. And that's a lot of the storyteller Nalini Bera's life, a constant conflict of questions.

          The female characters in writer Nalini Bera's short stories seem to have fought and won every moment against the harsh realities of life on their own merits. He has emerged as a beacon of light for future generations, whether as a loving mother, an intelligent woman, a protester, a visionary, or a great personality.

           In short, his stories are about ordinary women who go through life with a smile and a quest to become extraordinary. The article in question is a description of the self-strength of the backward women's community in the rural areas along the Subarna Rekha, like an 'isolated island', and the form of women's power.