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The Return of Jusica:RJ is a non-fictional knowledge book. The book is arranged with various educational stories and articles etc. The book is important for everyone to read because a person can achieve many things by reading such this book. Hope everyone will read the book.
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The Return of Jusica
RJ
The Return of Jusica:RJ is a non-fictional knowledge book. The book is arranged with various educational stories and articles etc. The book is important for everyone to read because a person can achieve many things by reading such this book. Hope everyone will read the book.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 MunichThe Return of Jusica
The Return of Jusica
A non-fictional knowledge book
The Return of Jusica:RJ is a non-fictional knowledge book. The book is arranged with various educational stories and articles etc. The book is important for everyone to read because a person can achieve many things by reading such this book. Hope everyone will read the book.
A source of grief and strength
Bengali, the essence of Bengaliness is added to the words of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu, "When I go to the gallows, I will say, I am a Bengali, Bengali is my country, Bengali is my language." Jai Bangla.' With this slogan, he established the glory of Bengaliness in the international world by energizing the Bengalis in the establishment of the independent-sovereign Bangladesh state under strong leadership. At this time, his death is not only a day of mourning in front of the Bengali community. From a place of glory and dignity, he is a deathless man in front of Bengalis.
For more than a thousand years this land was known as Nana. It was called Banga-Pungar-Suhma-Gangariddhi-Bajrabhumi-Barendra-Prak-Jyotishpur-Samatat-Horikel-Tamralipta Chandradwip-Radha-Gaur-Baghdi etc. the names of different regions were. Historian Mohammad Amir Hussain in his book 'Bangal Bengal Bangala Bangali Binirmit Nirman' said that during the rule of the Pala and Sen dynasty, the present Bengal region was generally known as Gaur. And that caste Hindu society in general wants to identify themselves as 'Gaurjan' or 'Gaurvasi' regarding spatial identity. Rammohan Roy (1774-1833 AD) wrote the first grammar in Bengali language.
