NOVEL ‘SAMMAN PATH’ IS THE FULFILLMENT OF A GREAT LITERARY ASPIRATION: Dr. ANIL SULABH

NOVEL ‘SAMMAN PATH’ IS THE FULFILLMENT OF A GREAT LITERARY ASPIRATION: Dr. ANIL SULABH

13-FEB-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

PATNA---------------------------Renowned communication scientist and literary figure Amarendra Narayan's novel 'Samman Path' is, in fact, the fulfillment of a great literary aspiration, one rooted in the spirit of social welfare. In his novel, the author emphasizes the importance of enthusiasm, stating that enthusiasm is a force capable of crossing oceans and transforming destiny. Frustration weakens a person, while enthusiasm empowers them.

Samman-Path, the book published by the renowned Jabalpur author Amarendra Narayan, was published by the Bihar Hindi Sahitya Sammelan on Monday. Dr. Anil Sulabh, the conference's president, made these remarks. He emphasized that a person's mind has the greatest influence on them. A happy and enthusiastic mind not only remains healthy but also succeeds in every aspect of life. In contrast, a frustrated person becomes lazy, unhealthy, and unsuccessful in every aspect of life, becoming a burden on family and society. Therefore, it is essential to strengthen the mind and maintain enthusiasm in every situation. Through this book, the novelist has enthusiastically urged rural youth to make good use of new technology and work towards improving agriculture, calling it a "path of respect." Every passage of this novel inspires enthusiasm among readers.

Padma Shri Vimal Jain, the chief guest at the launch ceremony, said, "I have been observing and reading the learned author of this book for decades. The author has beautifully and meaningfully portrayed rural culture in this work. The intimacy inherent in the rural environment is powerfully expressed in the book."

Expressing his gratitude, novelist Shri Narayan said, "This story is set in a remote rural area of ​​Bihar. The main character of this novel is an engineer, but he harbors a beautiful dream for his village. Using the technology he has acquired, he writes a beautiful script for his village's future. With the support of his colleagues and other villagers, his dreams are fulfilled, and a prosperous village emerges in India." Dr Mithilesh Kumar Singh, former scientist at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, Dr Shankar Prasad, Vice President of the conference, Dr Madhu Verma, renowned gynecologist Dr Kiran Sharan, Dean of the National Institute of Technology Prof Sanjeev Sinha and Diwakar Tejaswi also expressed their views and extended their best wishes to the author.

In the short story symposium organized on this occasion, Dr Shankar Prasad presented his short story titled 'Rang', Vibha Rani Srivastava presented 'Lautti Raah', Dr Pushpa Jamuar presented 'Dream', Siddheshwar presented 'Echo', Prof Samarendra Narayan Arya presented 'Mard', Dr Meena Kumari Parihar presented 'Knot in the Air', Richa Verma presented 'Tamjaam', Dr Poonam Deva presented 'Antardvad', Sagarika Rai presented 'Thikan', Arvind Kumar Verma presented 'Sanskar', Kumar Anupam presented 'Nautanki', Chittaranjan Lal Bharti presented 'Progress', Neeta Sahay presented Arjun Prasad Singh recited his short story titled 'Adhoore Sapne' and 'Needlewala Bhikhari'. The stage was conducted by Brahmanand Pandey and vote of thanks was given by Shri Ashok Kumar. Senior satirist Shri Banke Bihari Sao, Dr. Shalini Pandey, Sagarika Rai, Dr. Shankar Nath, Surya Prakash Upadhyay, Prafulla Chandra Thakur, Naresh Chandra Mathur, Dr. Kiran Verma, Krishnadev Pal, Seema Devnath, Asha Narayan, Dr. Manoj Kumar, Dr. Chandra Shekhar Azad, Prem Agarwal, Nirmal Kumar, Ashwini Kumar etc. enlightened listeners were present.