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Very few people know that in the evolution of the Lions and the Lions of Mukund time, our beloved Galpik Saroj Mishra. He was a man of innocence in life and in life. His stellar fame as a playwright Saroj Mishra has earned him immense respect and acclaim for his radio, television and radio dramas, which have been staged at the Rabindra Mandap in the capital Bhubaneswar and on many stages in the state, and about 11/12 of his top drama books. It is not difficult to identify or identify him as Gandhi. Because every one of his plays smells like Sarojia. His stories are also very playful. Each of his scents is more like a glimpse of the moon in the consciousness of consciousness, which gives the reader supernatural peace and endless curiosity. There are only two collections of stories – “Lost Footprints” and “Two Streams in One River.” Later, his third book, The Bibash Bihag Eternal Sky, was published.

This third collection of his stories, Vibhas Bihag Eternal Sky, is a unique book to show the senses of the constant stream of consciousness that is considered to be the main source of living in the social and mental state of man. Life is not like the eternal sky for the bird, the symbol of free will, the symbol of flight. He is constantly wounded in the confusion of the gray earth. The blue dreams of the eternal sky are all gone. This physical sight and spiritual self-talk of the modern man is confusing him. The events and events that have taken place in this state of mind and the existence of human beings have different meanings for all the stories in this collection.

The collection of stories is named after this collection of stories. That is the divine revelation in the “Vibhas Bihag Eternal Sky” that Vibhas Bihag. Divyaprakash’s fidelity is the theme of this story. Divya Prakash is not a character here, but the representative of all classes is a lonely man standing on a sad afternoon with a history of a long experience, a lonely palm tree that touches the sky to question time. According to Galpik, the divine revelation is closely related to the beauty of nature, the decay of nature, the futility of the womb, and the helplessness of procreation. The story begins with one of the saddest feelings, “Time flies like perfume when the eyeballs open again.” The essence of life is rooted in the poetry and emotion of this sentence. Probably a factor as to why they’re doing so poorly. The name and the story remain the same. This is the Sarojian style.