Shibani Mukherjee, the publisher of Taslima Nasreen's autobiographies, on my camera

When no one could dare to publish "Amar Meyebela", the masterpiece of Taslima Nasreen; a little publication house named People's Book Society (PBS) came ahead. They dared to publish not only "Amar Meyebela", but also all other parts of Taslima Nasreen's autobiographies in West Bengal. After the tragedy of 2008, Taslima Nasreen is now banned in West Bengal, too.
But PBS still published her latest part of autobiography "Nei Kichu Nei". I had the precious chance to meet the publisher of PBS - Shibani Mukherjee. People tell that she is in charge in only papers, actually her husband Prasanta Mukherjee controls everything. I have nothing to do with who is the controller. Shibani Mukherjee, one of India's most courageous publisher, had considered to talk in my camera for few minutes.
The day I met her was 13 September of 2010.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Taslima
• Toslima
• Tashleema
• Tasleema
• Tosleema
• Toshleema
• Nasreen
• Nasrin
• PBS
• People
• Book
• Society
• Death
• threat
• publisher
• Kolkata
• College
• Street
• West
• Bengal
• India
• Bangladesh
• Autobiography
• autobiographies
• memoirs
• memoir
• atheist
• feminist
• secular
• humanist
• physician
• doctor
• author
• writer
• poet
• Islam
• Hinduism
• Minority
• Majority
• Ex-Muslim
• Muslim
• Hindu