The proliferation of small companies built only for financial gain in Bengal's suburbs and countryside is the focus of this potent book. The horrible working conditions of the low-income men and women who are employed at these factories, which are run by petty, unscrupulous entrepreneurs and profiteers, are left unaddressed. A few heroes emerge from a group of common people's resistance to an illicit booze plant in the narrative of Notun Janajuddha.