This issue of DESH is based on the demerits of Social Media. It is actually turning people into ‘anti-socials’. There are 3 short essays based on this topic, written by Shamim Ahmed, Sayantani Putatunda and Dhritiman Gangopadhyay.

There is a long essay named ‘Bastaber Cheyeo Satti’ on the line of Cinema created by Asgar Farhadi. The essay is written by Ayan Bandyopadhyay.

Both the stories of Mantabya section is based on the duties of the Governor in a state. The debate between Chief Minister of West Bengal and the Governor of West Bengal again gave rise to the age old question regarding the duty of the Governor. This is the main standpoint of the stories.  

Column of Sumit Mitra & Novel ‘Final Gazi’ by Humayun Kabir is continuing as well.  

Other regular sections like Nammatro, Grantholok, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatro, Seshkatha are there as usual.

Desh 17 April 2024, celebrates the Bengali New Year with ten short stories. The stories are written by the fresh voices of Bengali literature including Imadul Haq Milan of Bangladesh.
The issue also features an article by Atanu Biswas on the Nobel Prize winning Economist-Psychologist Daniel Kahneman(1934-2024).
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajat Kanta Ray, Mantabya, Gantholok, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Desh 2 April 2024, explores the various facets of the electoral process and election in India, through a set of four essays by Sumit Mitra, Subhomoy Maitra, Tajuddin Ahmed and Atanu Biswas.
The issue features an article by Swami Balabhadrananda on Swami Smaranananda (1929-2024). Also icluded is an essay by Biman Nath on astronomy and art.
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non fiction Tmir Abagunthane by Rajat Kanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Golpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra etc are there as usual.

Desh 17 March 2024, observes how colours affect human life and living, how we bestow certain or specific colours on acts, events or stages of human emotions. Essays by Swapnamoy Chakrabarty, Pracheta Gupta, Sangeeta Bandyopadhay and Smaranjit Chakrabarty explore the significance of colours.
An article by Subhasish Chakrabarty on the iconic Bengali actor Tulsi Chakrabarty commemorating his 125th birth anniversary is included in the Mantabya section. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajat Kanta Roy, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra etc as there as usual

Desh 2 March 2024, focuses on the recent incidents at Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, Essays by Anita Agnihotri, Saswati Ghosh, Supriyo Chowdhury and Subhomoy Maitraexplore the political and historical significance of the happenings.
An article by the well known thespian Debesh Chattopadhyay on the silence of the Bengali intelligentsia regarding the Sandeshkhali incidents is includedin the Seshkatha section.
A travelogue by Kaushik Sen is an added feature of this issue.
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajat Kanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kobita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra etc are there as usual.

Desh 17 February 2024, through three essays written by Gulam Murshid, Amitrasudan Bhattacharya and Abhishek  Ghoshal,  commemorates the bicentenary of the iconic Bengali poet-dramatist Michael Madhusudan Dutt (1824-1873).
An exclusive feature of this issue is an extensive interview of the 2021 Nobel Laureate in Literature Abdulrazak Gunrah. The interview is taken by Sayam Bandyopadhyay. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smranjit Chakraborty, serialized non fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajat Kanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Desh 2 February 2024, through four essays written by eminent authors Ramkumar Mukhopadhyay and Tilottama Majumder, singer-songwriter-filmmaker Anjan Dutt and educationist Amal Pal, explores the present state of Bengali as a language and how is it resisting(or failing to) the contemporary multi-cultural influence that has slowly permeated the Bengali-speaking society.
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kobita, Golpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Dsesh 17 Janauary 2024 is aspecial number, the 'Boi Sankhya', celebrating books & literature. It comprises essays on eminent litterateurs commemorating their birth anniversaries and other essays on books. the essays are written by wekk-known Bengali authors. There is also, in this issue, an obituary of Ustad Rashid Khan by Payel Sengupta. Select regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Chithipatra and Seshkatha are included too.

The Desh 2 January issue explores the myth and concept of Rama as evidenced in contemporary Indian politics and society. The cover story essays are written by Nrisingha Prasad Bhaduri, Mohit Ray and Binayak Bandyopadhyay. An essay by Snigdhadip Chakrabarty on Rabindranath Tagore is also included in this volume. Regular sections like the serialized novel. Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakraborty, serialized non fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Golpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 17 December Desh assembles seven short stories written by contemporary authors of Bengali Literature namely, Shirshendu Mukhapadhyay, Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Sekhar Mukhapadhyay. Bitan Sikdar, Anwesha Ray, Somja Das and Anupam Chakrabarty. 
An essay by Sayandeb Chowdhury commemorating the 125th birth anniversary of the iconic Russian film-maker Sergei Eisenstein is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 2 December Desh explores the issue of homosexuality/transgender/queer in contemporary Bengali society and in general, through three essays by Saswati Ghosh, Pracheta Gupta and Manabi Bandyopadhyay.
A travelogue on Egypt by Nirmalya Mukhapadhyay is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 17 November Desh commemorates the centenary of the first publication of Abol Tabol by Sukumar Ray, the iconic book of Nonsense verse in Bengali. Three essays by Trinanjan Chakrabarty, Sebanti Ghosh and Hindol Bhattacharya situate the book in historical/contemporary context. 
An essay by Palash Baran Pal on the new age of science/ scientific researches  in India is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 2 November Desh, through three analytical essays, explores the ongoing Israel-Palestine war. The essays are written by well-known political commentators Amalkumar Mukhapadhyay, Sumit Mitra and Supratim Das. 
A travelogue by Indira Mukhapadhyay on Singapore is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 17 October Desh, through three detailed essays, explores the very contemporary AI (Artificial Intelligence) revolution and observes how it is influencing the life and living of common people around the world. The essays are written by Biman Nath, Judhajit Dasgupta and Atanu Biswas. 
A travelogue by Debashish Bandyopadhyay on Greece is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 2 October Desh explores the recent phenomenon of South Indian films grossing worldwide, getting accolades more than Bollywood films. Essays by film-makers Anjan Dutt, Kamaleshwar Mukhapadhyay and Film Studies professors Sayandeb Chowdhury, Manas Ghosh address the said issue.
A travelogue by Bidyut De on Lake Baikal is also included in this volume. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 17 September Desh commemorates poet-novelist Sunil Gangopadhyay, a decade after his death and explores his legacy through four essays written by Souvik Guha Sarkar, Masud Ahmad, Raka Dasgupta and Samik Ghosh.
A bunch of poems by Subodh Sarkar is also included in this issue. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The 2 September Desh addresses the issue of ragging and mental/physical harassment prevalent in educational institutions, through four essays written by Sangeet Bandyopadhyay, Suman Gun, Rajasri Basu Adhukari and Mostak Ahmed. An essay by Sourin Bhattacharya commemorating the birth centenary of poet-educationist Naresh Guha is also included in the present volume.    
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, serialized non-fiction Timir Abagunthane by Rajatkanta Ray, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The Desh 17 August issue tries to locate the greater impact of the Manipur crisis on the politics and society of India, through three essays written by Supriyo Chowdhury, Subhamoy Maitra and Tajuddin Ahmed.
An exclusive interview by Sayam Bandyopadhyay of the internationally renowned author Amitav Ghosh forms a special attraction of this issue.
The issue also sees the beginning of new serialization— a non-fiction work,Timir Abagunthane, on Rabindranath Tagore's metaphysical quest and findings by the eminent historian Rajatkanta Ray.
A previously unpublished essay-memoir (‘Baishe Sravana’)  by the Tagore-aide Sudhakanta Raychaudhuri is also included in this issue. 
Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The Desh 2 August issue examines the ongoing crisis in the Indian state of Manipur. Eminent poets Joy Goswami and Subodh Sarkar address the situation in two of their exclusive poems written for this Desh number. Three essays by Sumit Mitra, Saswati Ghosh and Subhomoy Maitra observe the Manipur crisis from historical, anthropological and political perspectives.
An essay by Trinanjan Chakrabarty on the author Milan Kundera (1929-2023) is a special feature of this issue. Also included is a travelogue  by Bitan Sikdar on the hilly terrains of Northern India. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

The Desh 17 July issue commemorates the 125th birth anniversary of the eminent Bengali author Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay (1898-1971), incorporating five essays on his life and works by Pracheta Gupta, Anita Agnihotri, Ramkumar Mukhapadhyay, Subhashish Chakrabarty and Amalsankar Bandyopadhyay. An added attraction of this issue is an exclusive interview of the legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar by Sumit Ghosh. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Rath, or the Chariot, is a mythical vehicle which was symbolically made a political one, as the 'Ramrath Yatra' set rolling in the beginning of the nineties, in India. The chariot wheel somehow became a metaphor for the ever increasing presence of the Hindutva ideologies, the culmination of which we are witnessing in contemporary times. From popular books on Hindu mythical characters to films like the recent Adipurush, the wheel of Hindutva is rolling and churning propaganda.The Desh 2July 2023 issue observes these events through three essays written by Tilottama Mazumder, Sayandeb Chowdhury and Tajuddin Ahmed. A travelogue by Asim Pal on the ancient mysterious stone engravings in Konkan and an essay by Abhijit Chattopadhyay on the symbols in Indian temple and sculptural art are also included in the issue. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Desh 17June 2023 issue through three essays written by well-known political commentators Sumit Mitra, Mohit Ray and Anirban Bandyopadhyay, explores the politico-sociological scenario of contemporary India, the debate centering saffronisation and liberal democracy. The issue includes a travelogue on Zanzibar by Pijush Raychaudhuri. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.


Desh 2 June 2023 issue commemorates the 125th birth anniversary of the iconic Spanish poet-dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936). The four essays written by Tarunkumar Ghatak, Subodh Sarkar, Arun Mukhapadhyay and Sanjay Mukhapadhyay explore the life and works of Lorca and also his relevance in our times. The issue carries two important essays—one by Subhashish Chakrabarty on the Bengali author Prabhatkumar Mukhapadhyay (1873-1932), commemorating the author's 150th birth anniversary and another by Champakali Ayub on the drosophilists and the Nobel Prize. Regular sections like the serialized novel Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

esh 17 May 2023 issue commemorates the birth centenary of Mrinal Sen (1923-2018), the maverick film-maker, whose films ushered in the Neo-Wave in Indian Cinema. The five essays written by Sen's son Kunal Sen, actors Ranjit Mullick and Ashoke Mukhapadhyay and Film Studies professors Moinak Biswas and Sayandeb Chowdhury, explore the life, cinema and relevance of Mrinal Sen. The issue also carries the obituaries of the major Sub-Altern studies historian Ranajit Guha (written by Dipesh Chakrabarty and Gautam Bhadra) and the eminent author Samaresh Majumder (written by Shirshendu Mukhapadhyay and Bimal Kundu). A new novel, Shunya Pather Mallika by Smaranjit Chakrabarty is being serialized from this issue. Regular sections like Mantabya, Granthalok, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are there as usual.

Desh 2 May 2023 issue, in four essays, explores the world of books, books as ideas and forms, formats of knowledge, history of books, history of collecting books, book making and the future of books. The essays are written by renowned men of letters— Dipesh Chakrabarty, Sumit Chakrabarty, Trinanjan Chakrabarty and Shubhayu Bandyopadhyay. The issue carries an essay by Amal Pal on the textual discrepancies in the published works of Rabindranath Tagore. A series of poems by Binayak Bandyopadhyay is another exclusive feature of the issue. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

Desh 17 April 2023 is an anthology of stories based on the Nine Rasas (‘Nava Rasa’) as mentioned in the ancient Indian texts on Aesthetics. These nine rasas or elements portray the fundamental human emotions or the different states of human mind. The nine stories in this issue are written by well-known contemporary writers including the Sahitya Akademi winning authors Sirshendu Mukhapadhyay, Bani Basu. The issue also carries an essay by Saswati Bhattacharya on the importance and history of Vitamin D. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

The history and heritage of Bengali poetry and poetic tradition is undoubtedly rich. Yet, in recent times, criticisms are common regarding the insularity and lack of international dialogue in the poetry of Bengali language and among the poets too. The Desh 2 April 2023 issue explores this situation through three essays written by the Sahitya Akademi Award winning poet Subodh Sarkar, poet Sweta Chakrabarty and poet Nirmalya Mukhapadhyay. The issue carries an essay by Sahasralochan Sharma on the group of mathematicians collectively named Nicolas Bourbaki, and also a travelogue by Nandita Bagchi on Death Valley, California.Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

Desh 17 March 2023 issue explores the concept of 'tirtha'— pilgrimage. The words pilgrim or pilgrimage is associated usually and immediately with religion and the religious. The essays in this issue seek to move beyond the traditional definition and define pilgrimage not only as a holy act but an expression of one's own inner self and vocation. The three essays are written by three eminent personalities hailing from three different fields— former captain of the Indian Cricket team Sourav Ganguly, Sahitya Akademi winning litterateur Sanjib Chattopadhyay and writer-activist Jaya Mitra. The issue also carries a travelogue by Ratul Mazumdar on Namibia. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

Through a set of four memoir-articles, Desh 2 March 2023 issue seeks to observe/examine the nuances, the fluidity and amalgamation of multiple identities in the Bengali diaspora. The writers include the eminent actress Sharmila Tagore, author Anita Agnihotri, theorist-historian Dipesh Chakrabarty and Swami Chetanananda, a monk of the Ramakrishna Order and Minister of the Vedanta Society of St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri, USA.The issue also carries an essay on the history and origin of the Holi festival by Sucheta Bandyopadhyay and a travelogue by Pradip Bhakta on the hills and sleepy hamlets of North Bengal. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

Desh 17 February 2023 celebrates and commemorates the 125th birth anniversary of the great German poet and playwright Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956). The five essays in this issue on the life, works and influence of Brecht are written by eminent Bengali thespians and practitioners of Brechtian theatre/ theory— Rudraprasad Sengupta, Ashok Mukhapadhyay, Subharanjan Dasgupta, Suman Mukhapadhyay and Sekhar Samaddar. The issue also carries a travelogue by Sharba Ghosh Nath on the Omkareshwar Temple in Madhya Pradesh. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya, Granthalok, Kabita, Galpo, Shilpo Sanskriti, Chithipatra, Seshkatha etc are included too.

Desh  2 February 2023 is a special number, the 'Boi Sangkhya', celebrating books and literature. It comprises essays on eminent litterateurs commemorating their birth anniversaries and also essays on books. These essays are written by well known authors like Gautam Bhadra, Subodh Sarkar, Anita Agnihotri, Tilottama Mazumder, Binayak Bandyopadhyay etc. Regular sections like the serialized novel Kanchanfuler Kobi by Masud Ahmad, Mantabya and Chithipatra are included too.

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Desh Magazine is a Bengali literary magazine published by the ABP Group from India on the 2nd and the 17th of every month. It is one of the oldest and most respected literary magazines in India. Desh has been a platform for some of the most renowned Bengali writers, including Rabindranath Tagore, Satyajit Ray, Mahasweta Devi, and Sunil Gangopadhyay.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including:

* Short stories
* Poetry
* Novels
* Essays
* Literary criticism
* Cultural commentary
* Book reviews

Desh is known for its high-quality writing and its commitment to promoting Bengali literature. It is a must-read for anyone interested in Bengali culture and literature.

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