My Days and Ways

Ganesh Bagchi was born in Faridpur in the eastern part of Bengal before the partition of India in 1926.
The family subsequently moved to Calcutta -
Kolkata in today's West Bengal - where he went to school, college and university and where he got married.

My Days and Ways, the first part of Mr Bagchi's autobiography, spans a pivotal period in both
British and Indian history. The forgotten Great Bengal Famine of 1943, the Second World War, the struggle for Indian independence, the assassination of Gandhi all play a part in his personal history, as does the independence of Uganda, Uhuru in 1963, shortly before the writer's return to India.
A fabulous insight into the life of an incredible man.