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Language, sentence, sound, meaning, grammar rules and idioms, and various other relevant areas, which are worthy of being considered as pure rules, are engaged in the search-work of books included in the 'Anandabazar Patrika Prabhavidhi'. If language is a means of conveying one's thoughts to others, then how is the use of that medium consistent, sentence structure and word choice or how should it be, which is our natural language, or how can the consistency of our language be maintained, this book actually belongs to him. indicating the approach. The origin, development and transformation of language—one by one, all come within the planned circle of this book. At the same time, some such encyclopedias and dictionaries are also being thought of, such encyclopedias and dictionaries have not been written before at least in Bengali language. The responsibility of writing a book on the subject rests on the one who has uncle or right. Not every opinion published in the code of conduct is that of Anandabazar magazine. But it doesn't matter. This magazine actually wants to create an environment in this field as well, where people who are well-versed in various subjects can express their opinions and decisions completely freely. All those who write feel the problems that come with writing. Shall I write on 25th Baisakh, or 25 Baisakh? March 2 or March 2? 94 or '94 to mean the year? Telugu or Telugu? Plaster or plaster? Ingot or ingot? I don't remember when Rabindranath's 'Naukadubi' or Nazrul's 'Agniveena' or Kshirodaprasad's 'Alibaba' came out. When was the poet Taru Dutta born? Death or in what year? When is a comma, hyphen or when? A similar problem arises with editing. Careful, careless, spell-savvy, ill-informed—editors make press copies of every writer's writing on every subject. Accuracy of information, correctness of punctuation, uniformity of spelling - he has to watch in every case. Just like the authors, the editors also use various encyclopedias, dictionaries, and related bibliographies for the source of their writing and editing work. English language writers-editors have a number of helpful dictionaries at their fingertips. For example, Oxford University Press Writer's Dictionary or Penguin Dictionary for Writers and Editors. When in doubt, they take a look at such a dictionary. But there is no such dictionary in Bengali language. This collection plan is to meet that shortage. This unique dictionary has been written thinking about the needs of every writer, reader, editor of Bengali language. There are many types of information, answers to many doubts. Rules of use of words and language, spelling and punctuation. So many important things.