Calcutta Killings ও নোয়াখালির দিনগুলো: যা দেখেছিলেন স্বাধীনতা সংগ্রামী রবীন্দ্রনাথ দত্ত

A rare and important conversation with a freedom fighter and eyewitness who lived through the events of 1946 in Calcutta and Noakhali. He shares his memories of those turbulent days, the lives he helped save, and reflections on the social and political atmosphere of the time, including discussions around Mahatma Gandhi's response and efforts for peace and reconciliation. This podcast aims to document lived experiences and preserve historical memory through personal testimony and archival discussion. 00:00 Introduction 04:40 Exclusive Hindus were killed in the first 3 days of the Calcutta riots 05:40 What happened when Gopal Patha, Bihari Goala and the Sikhs of Bhavanipur stood up? 06:57 First, a Hindu shepherd was killed in Maniktala, then 07:18 Sheikh Mujibur brought weapons from Chitpur and distributed weapons to Muslims in Coconut Danga 07:46 Many dead bodies were floated in the Ganges, at that time Hindu widows did not drink water from the Tala tank 09:53 I was watching Hindu houses burning from the roof 10:57 Then I got news that a truckload of dead bodies had arrived who died in the riots 19:16 Shyama Prasad Mukherjee told them that you were Hindus and will remain Hindus 23:23 Gandhi supported injustice 50:57 The country became independent, only the leaders benefited, millions of people suffered For Paid collaboration and business DM me in Instragram and mail me at [email protected] Great Calcutta Killings Calcutta 1946 Noakhali riots 1946 Bengal history Indian partition history Freedom fighter interview Eyewitness account Direct Action Day Bengal history podcast Indian history podcast Bengali Historical podcast India Podcast by Renaissance #GreatCalcuttaKillings #Noakhali #IndianHistory #HistoryPodcast #PodcastByRenaissance #BengalHistory #1946 #FreedomFighter #UntoldHistory #HistoricalPodcast Disclaimer: This episode discusses historical events based on eyewitness testimony, historical records, and public sources. The purpose of this conversation is educational, archival, and historical documentation only. It does not intend to promote hatred, hostility, or discrimination against any community, religion, or group. On "Podcast by Renaissance," you'll hear from experts, thinkers, and changemakers as we dive deep into stories that matter — from spirituality and society to public interest, mythology, and the mysteries science can't always explain. Exploring the truth and voicing the unheard has always been my mission. This channel is an extension of that purpose. I hope you'll stay, listen, and find something meaningful.