Never Give Up

Born to an upper middle class family, Mrinmoy Bhattacharyya lost his mother and became a refugee before he was eight years old. The Partition of India in 1947 forced him to relocate to West Bengal from East Pakistan, in utter penury. This is the story of how he worked his way up from there to the helm of the college and university teachers’ movement in India, helping make a positive change to the working conditions of millions in the teaching

profession.

The entire journey of his life is narrated by

threading together numerous poignant

moments and events, making the book a

compelling read from the first chapter.