Sapt Suran
By: The stories of the book were conceived  and written in between 2002 to 2005
Publisher: Sindhi-Smriti
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Ranchi
Number of pages: 92
Subjects: Hindi Story-collections
Work titles: Short Stories
Description: 'Sapt Suran' has seven-stories  -- bearing with humour, sarcasm, life-style, social devaluation, mockery, compassion,sympathy, spirituality, humanity, and superstition. The first story -- 'Paturia Jog,  deals with a middle - aged or old person  who imagines that he has become young and behaves accordingly creating complications. The second story -- Sant Sam-Sam Primary School, deals with a  small  school with an  unhealthy surrounding.The teachers of the school try to imitate well established Christian Mission schools which is just reverse,  and a mockery. The third story -- Accountant Babu, depicts a lower middle class family. The wife always quarrels that her husband was so stupid that  doesn't make proper efforts  to fetch  extra money from the office as  other calleagues  being so resourceful, bring  it every day. She was dominant, boisterous  and would make a hell in the family surrounding. The fourth story -- Sasural--Bhavan, depicts a family in which the boy has settled in his wife's place, is darling in the family  and had romantic, humorous and  conspicious  surrounding in the family with some sort of sarcasm from his friends.  The fifth story -- Ek Thi Nurse, deals with an old person who was hospitalized and developed mysterious relation with few nurses who used to attend on him. The story is full of spirituality, compassion and emotions. The person inspired the nurses and touched their sensative points so much so that they considered hm  to be as a 'God'.  The sixth story -- Duplicate, has a person who is mysterious. He behaves with a  person on different occasions differently -- very warm, or just complete  stranger even though he comes face -to -face. The seventh story -- Murkatwa (head-hunter), deals with a person who is connected with 'human sacrifice' in  tribal areas  of Chotanagpur (Jharkhand). Even  though it led to rapid  developments, the old tradition still continues. The story relates to a person who had confronted a  Murkatwa who wanted to sacrifice him, but the former tactfully  out wit him.
Notes: Dr. K.N.Sahay writes literary works using the pseudonym 'Cipher Subhanpuri'.
This Hindi Story-collections has seven stories.
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