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-Manoj Das
The author and the text :
Manoj Das (1934- ) is an Indian award-winning bilingual writer who writes in
Oriya and English. He has written many novels, short stories, poems, travelogues
and articles on history and culture.
This text is an edited version of Das's short story which narrates Bhola Grandpa's
hilarious adventures seen through the eyes of a young man who had known him
closely. The simplicity and forgetfulness of Bhola Grandpa provides an element
of humour on which the story hinges.
Bhola Grandpa and his wife lived at the western end of our village. A large bokal
tree overshadowed their hut. In the bokal tree lived a small troop of monkeys.
Bhola Grandpa and his wife did not mind it.
One moonlit night, we were returning from a festival. The road was long and
foggy. I was riding on the village chowkidar's shoulders. Suddenly, Bhola Grandpa
let out a loud wail. Everyone in our party was surprised. We halted. Enquiry
revealed that Bhola Grandpa had taken his grandson to the festival. He had tightly
held on to the two fingers of the boy. He did not realize when those fingers slippe​

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