We have the ability...and if, with our faith in our future, we exert ourselves with determination, nothing, I am sure, no obstacles, however formidable or insurmountable they may appear at present, can stop our progress...(if) all work unitedly, keeping our vision clear, and with a firm grasp of our problems. (Bidhan Chandra Roy)

We have the ability...and if, with our faith in our future, we exert ourselves with determination, nothing, I am sure, no obstacles, however formidable or insurmountable they may appear at present, can stop our progress...(if) all work unitedly, keeping our vision clear, and with a firm grasp of our problems.

Bidhan Chandra Roy

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