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The journey of this book began on the dusty roads of a village, where my father's sweat and silent sacrifices mingled with the soil to weave dreams for us. This is not just the story of a farmer's son; it is a reflection of all those who live with their heads held high in dignity, even while wearing a torn shirt. My father's life was an epic of silent labor, where with his plough, he cultivated not just the land, but also our future. His silent sacrifice and unwavering faith taught us that poverty can touch the body, but it can never touch the soul.

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The journey of this book began on the dusty roads of a village, where my father's sweat and silent sacrifices mingled with the soil to weave dreams for us. This is not just the story of a farmer's son; it is a reflection of all those who live with their heads held high in dignity, even while wearing a torn shirt. My father's life was an epic of silent labor, where with his plough, he cultivated not just the land, but also our future. His silent sacrifice and unwavering faith taught us that poverty can touch the body, but it can never touch the soul.


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· Hilarius Murmu, born on April 11, 1980, in Shurshunipara, Rajshahi, Bangladesh, is the eldest of three children with two younger sisters. His father, Thomas Murmu, was a dedicated farmer who later worked as a government caretaker, and his mother, Agnesh Hembrom, is a homemaker.

· Growing up in a rural village, Hilarius learned the values of patience, hard work, and perseverance from his parents. He attended Andharkotha Government Primary School and Saint Joseph High School (now Saint Joseph School and College), where his education laid the foundation for his lifelong pursuit of knowledge and cultural understanding.

· · Guided by a simple yet powerful life principleto work with dedication and receive fair recognitionHilarius writes to honor the resilience, dignity, and quiet strength of ordinary people, especially farmers, whose unseen efforts sustain communities and nations.