Emperor Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal to commemorate love. How many of us do nothing to please our loved ones. The glory of the history of love of different people at different times is shining like a bright star. An example of this is a farmer named Dulal Chandra Roy. To fulfill his wife's dream, he bought an elephant with 16 lakh rupees and brought it home. Dulal Chandra Roy is the son of late Birendra Nath of Rathidhar Deuti village in Panchagram union of Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila.

It is known that Tulsi Rani Dasi, the wife of Dulal Chandra, received divine instructions (commanded in a dream) to take care of the animals. A few years ago, Tulsi Rani Das bought a horse, a swan and a goat from her husband and took care of them. A year ago, he was again instructed to buy an elephant and take care of it. After receiving this instruction, Tulsi Rani again took a deposit to buy an elephant from her husband Dulal.

Farmer Dulal Chandra Roy planned to buy elephants by selling two bighas from 11 bighas of land to fulfill his wife's dream.
And after searching for the last sheep, he went to Moulvibazar in Sylhet and bought an elephant for 16 lakh rupees. Farmer Dulal returned home last week with an elephant after renting a truck for Tk 20,000. He brought a mahout named Ibrahim Mia from Moulvibazar with a salary of Tk 15,000 per month to look after the elephants.

Not only the villagers but also people from far and wide are flocking to the Dulal Tulsi couple's house to see the elephant bought by the influential farmer Dulal Chandra.