Manoshi Bhattacharya is an ex-Indian Navy physician turned historian and writer based in Gurgaon. Combining her sharp analytical precision with a passion for historical storytelling, she has authored acclaimed works including Charting the Deep: A History of the Indian Naval Hydrographic Department, The Royal Rajputs: Strange Tales Stranger Truths, and the two volume historical study on the Chittagong Armoury Raid. Through Chittagong: Eye of the Tiger, she draws upon extensive archival records and historical documentation to illuminate one of the most vital yet lesser-known episodes of India's freedom struggle.
Delve into the gripping saga of anti colonial resistance when you buy online at sriina. Chittagong: Eye of the Tiger by historian and former naval officer Manoshi Bhattacharya serves as the powerful second part of her definitive historical chronicle on the 1930 Chittagong Armoury Raid. Across 544 meticulously researched pages, the author details the fierce aftermath of the uprising led by Surya Sen , Master da, exploring how a band of young revolutionaries waged relentless guerrilla warfare against the British Empire. Uncovering forgotten court records, police archives, and personal diaries, Bhattacharya weaves a dramatic story of intelligence warfare, sacrifices, and military maneuvers in the hills of Bengal. Essential for history enthusiasts, scholars, and readers of revolutionary movements, this paperback volume is a masterclass in narrative history. When you shop with sriina, you secure top-quality non-fiction books at an affordable price. Order your copy today and experience India's freedom struggle through an unvarnished lens.