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INTRODUCTIONBengal has a rich heritage of folk-tales handed down by word of

mouth from grandmother to grandchildren, who keep the tradition alive,transmitting it from generation to generation_ Dakohinaranjan MitraMajumdar performed an invaluable service to the nation when hedecided to do for Bengal what the Grimm Brothers had done in Germany.His diligently compiled coltectlon of these tales were published as'Thakurmar J hul!' (Grandmother"s bag). Rabindranath Tagout wroteabout it 72 years back. when it was published. that there is nothingmont nationalist than thit unique co Ilaction which has captured ininimitable prose and verse the very essence of Bengali fairy tales whichhave existed o n the lips of gra ndmothers over 1he ages. On Iheoccasion of the centenary 01 Dakshinaranjan's birth, Adarsh ChilraKatha feel proud to bring to the public one of his famous folk-tales_

Editor: D. Kumar Script: D. KumarArtwork: Sushll Bhagat

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