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Ghazi Pir: From a Sundarbans Legend to an Epic of Faith and Harmony in Two Bengals

Discover the legend of Borokhan Ghazi, the tiger-god of the Sundarbans and a timeless symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity. Explore the history, miracles, and the living shrine of Ghutiari Sharif, a testament to faith that transcends borders and religions. The soil and water of Bengal are not just imbued with the scent of alluvial clay; its…

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8th Aug 2025

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