Debdut ghosh biography of mahatma gandhi

A women journalist has alleged that she was sexually harassed by her boss after joining Bengal&#;s celebrated, Anandabazar Patrika in

&#;I joined Anandabazar Patrika – the largest-circulated Bengali daily – in mid-February at the news desk, and I joined the reporting section from April 1 that year. From the very beginning, Debdut Ghoshthakur was my boss, the Chief Reporter&#;, she writes in news portal, Bengal Story.

Sharing the harrowing details of her harassment, the woman revealed that her boss, the then chief reporter Debdut Ghoshthakur harassed her from the very beginning. &#;&#;. he would put his hand around my shoulder and on my back (he did the same with other women in the department too), he would comment on the clothes we wore, especially comment on the cut and depth of the neckline, he would put his hand on women’s shoulders so he could touch the bra.&#;

Not only, he touched the woman inappropriately, he would often pass comments like “Tor pachha ta boro hoye jachhe&#; (your buttock is growing bigger), “ki oshleel jama porechhish” (you are wearing such revealing clothes), making female journalists uncomfortable.
She even recounts how whenever she so much as yawned after getting married, he would ask, “Why are you yawning? Ah! Must be because you were awake all night doing it!”

The victim claims she repeatedly asked Ghoshthakur to refrain from touching her, but he refused to respect her wishes. When the victim finally reported the matter to the news editor, he laughed it off, not taking any action against the accused.

Later, when she reported the matter to HR department, it was the victim who was transferred to Ebela, a tabloid news magazine of the ABP group, while the perpetrator continued to stay where he was.

In fact, Debdut Ghoshthakur not only continued to work as Chief Reporter till his retirement, he even got an extension after retirement. ABP h

Indian film

Babar Naam Gandhiji (Bengali-বাবার নাম গান্ধীজী) is a Bengali drama film directed by Pavel. This film features a 10 year old brothel boy Kencho, who has the misconception of Gandhiji as his dead father. The film was released on 2 October

Anandabazar Patrika described the film "an urban fairy tale".

Plot

Kencho is a year-old boy. He is a loner. He has been deserted at his birth at a dustbin and found by a beggar. As he grew up he also became an efficient beggar. He knew the ways to earn more than other beggars of his age. For example, he catches hold of the man going to pee on the roadside in hurry. He threatens him of informing the police and takes money. Sometimes he goes to the parks where couples are busy in kissing or something. He again threatens them of police and ushers 20/50 Rs from them. At night he has another source of income. There is a hospital nearby. In front of it there is pan dukan who sells phone top ups. Kencho buys the top ups from him and sells them at high price at night in emergency. Kencho calls a man NGO da, he used to do a high-profile corporate job once but his vocation was to work for people. Therefore, he left the job and now forming this, NGO da teaches the little boys and girls of the brothel. He loves Kencho very much and wants Kencho to read also, but Kencho enjoys earning money more than reading books. Kencho keeps whatever