6th chapter of the book by the same name, published by Proutist Universal, Kolkata, India in 1989. With minimal edits and additional notes. A scan of the original book is available.
Dedicated to: Those revolutionaries of Bengal who gave their life to lay the foundation of revolution and those silent revolutionaries who have taken up the
The following is the 31st and last chapter of Shrii Sarkar's book Ráŕh: The Cradle of Civilization, Ananda Marga Publications.
This world of ours is made up of good and bad. And the good and the bad things are done not so much by nature as by human beings. The good things that humans …
The following is the first of 31 chapters of Shrii Sarkar's book Rarh: The Cradle of Civilization, Ananda Marga Publications.
There was a great ocean, its surface agitated by rows of towering waves, an ocean which had neither name nor gotra [clan]. Who was there to name it, who was there to tell others …
[Siliguri, 19 July 2017] – More than 5000 supporters of the Amra Bengali movement gathered at Siliguri, braving all the obstacles and brought out an impressive procession to protest against the heinous conspiracy to break Bengal and India with the tacit support of China.
The most important feature of the gathering was the fighting spirit and unfathomable inspiration that the …
Picture above: A section of the audience enjoying the street theatre performance of Mukta Bhumir Meye ("Daughters of Liberated Land") downtown Krishnanagar during the Prout UTC
(Krishnanagar, 21 December) – A five-day Prout utilisation camp (UTC) was conducted at Krishnanagar in Nadia District, West Bengal from 17 to 21 December. More than 300 students, youth, Prout leaders (BPs, UBPs and various committee …
Photo above: Amra Bengali crowd at Dharmtala, Kolkata
(Kolkata, 19 November 2015) – The socio-economico-cultural movement Amra Bengali (AB) declared the rudimentals of its program platform when presenting a 10 points demand at a public meeting at Dharmtala, downtown Kolkata. The demand included:
Like Marathi, Punjabi, Jats, and Tamils are given respective homelands in the federated structure of India, Bengalis should
Picture above: The PROUT Parikrama at Goaltor village, Midnapur District, West Bengal
(PROUT Globe) – A four-day Prout Parikrama ("moving around") in Midnapur district of West Bengal was held to promote Prout in this significant cadre-producing district. The Parikrama started on 12th October from the Kerani tala Ananda Marga School campus. A motorcade of five four-wheelers and a bus carrying …
(Agartala, 2 August 2015) – A state level Universal Proutist Students Federation (UPSF) UPSF and Universal Proutist Youth Federation (UPYF) conference was held at Agartala, Tripura from 31st July to 2nd August. The conference was attended by more than 200 students from the state.
The classes on Prout were given by Ac. Kalyaneshvarnanda Avadhuta, Ac. Raviishananda Avadhuta, Shri Shubhendu Ghosh, Shri Danesh
India is a land of tremendous diversity, as reflected in its multiethnic and multiracial population, which together forms one culture having infinite variations. According to Shrii Prabhat R Sarkar,
Bengal was the home of both the Mongolian and the Dravidian populations, the Dravidians being more widespread in the southwestern areas and the …