Debashis Bhattacharyya: A Life of Service and Literary Brilliance Mr. Debashis Bhattacharyya, a former Assistant Commandant (M) in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), has led a life defined by unwavering commitment to national service and an equally inspiring journey in the world of literature. Over the course of 37 distinguished years, he served in the CRPF—the world’s largest paramilitary force—with honor and integrity. His career began on October 8, 1986, and his postings took him across India, where he remained steadfast in upholding the values of duty, discipline, and national unity. What sets him apart is not only his exemplary service record but also his remarkable contributions to literature. Despite his educational roots in a Bengali-medium school, he has mastered writing in Hindi, Bengali, and English—showcasing impressive linguistic versatility. His literary work reflects his deep understanding of human emotions, national identity, and the pursuit of peace, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers. He has used his writing as a medium to inspire, educate, and promote harmony, brotherhood, love, and compassion. His first notable recognition came through Warrior Never Dies, which was featured in the anthology Treasure Trove. Other significant titles include WAR II, Tumi Ki Manush, Amar Sainik, Bhagwan Nahi, Mujhe Insaan Chahiye, Love in the Battlefield, and Flower of God. These works, often influenced by his personal experiences in the CRPF, provide a unique insight into the emotional and psychological resilience required in service life. His latest publication, Love in the Battlefield, stands as a testament to his ability to intertwine themes of conflict and compassion. The book has received international attention and was featured at the Global Book Fair in London in 2025. Through this narrative, he delivers a powerful message—urging the world to embrace love, understanding, and peace over violence and division. The story delves deep into the human spirit, reflecting how even in the midst of conflict, the values of empathy and emotional connection can prevail. Love in the Battlefield has been shortlisted as one of the best books in the world by international juries. As such, the author Debashis Bhattacharyya has been awarded the International Author Excellence Award 2025 in Dubai. The author has been acclaimed internationally and honored with numerous prestigious awards for his exceptional literary contributions. He has consistently used his literary platform to advocate for peace and unity. His characters, shaped by his real-life experiences, embody resilience, courage, and a longing for a more compassionate world. Through works like Amar Sainik, Warrior Never Dies, and Love in the Battlefield, he pays tribute to the brave hearts of the nation while also highlighting the emotional dimensions of those in uniform. His narratives not only entertain but also encourage introspection and moral reflection. Adding to his growing legacy, he has launched a new poetic collection titled Flower of God. This anthology comprises more than a hundred poems centered on themes of love, romance, and divinity. It is anticipated to be a significant literary contribution, showcasing the softer, spiritual side of a man known for his disciplined service in a demanding profession. This work further cements his position as a literary voice capable of bridging the gap between earthly duty and divine inspiration. His dual legacy—as a public servant and as a writer—is both rare and admirable. He exemplifies how the power of words and actions can come together to shape society positively. Through his service, he protected the nation; through his writing, he seeks to heal it. His work serves as a reminder that courage is not only demonstrated on the battlefield but also in the pursuit of truth, empathy, and compassion. In a world often divided by ideology and conflict, his life stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration. His story underscores the transformative power of literature and the enduring impact of a life dedicated to both duty and creative expression.
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