Jallianwala Bagh: Poetic Tributes is a poignant anthology that commemorates the 1919 massacre in Amritsar, where British troops opened fire on a peaceful gathering, resulting in hundreds of deaths. This collection brings together voices from diverse backgrounds, each offering a unique poetic reflection on the tragedy.

The anthology features contributions from prominent poets such as Gopal Lahiri, Jagari Mukherjee, Kashiana Singh, Mallika Bhaumik, Mandakini Bhattacherya, Rajorshi Narayan Patranobis, Rituparna Khan, Pranab Ghosh, and Sharmila Ray. Their poems delve into themes of grief, resistance, and the enduring impact of the massacre on the collective memory of the nation. For instance, Gopal Lahiri's "That Fateful Day" vividly captures the horror of the event, while Sharmila Ray's "Jallianwala Bagh I" and "II" pose critical questions about the historical narrative. 

The anthology not only reflects the anguish and horror evoked by the incident but also vividly describes the horrific events that continue to shake the conscience of thinking people. It arouses nationalistic consciousness and leads to the realization of the value of freedom. The touching poetic offerings condemn acts of suppression and oppression and advocate for the restoration of love, peace, and harmony—the global gospel of humanity—everywhere in the world. 

Designed with symbolic illustrations and a cover that resonates with the essence of the tributes, the book serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made for the nation's freedom. While the anthology does not provide short biographies of the poets, its literary richness offers a profound exploration of one of India's most significant historical events.