Narayan gangopadhyay biography of mahatma

  Narayan Gangopadhyay (1919 - 1970)

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Respected litterateur and renowned professor/academician, Narayan Gangopadhyay (real name: Taraknath) was born be of advantage to Baliadanga in Dinajpur, East Bengal, severity February 7, 1919. His ancestral dwelling-place was in Basudebpur, Barishal. In 1941, he stood first class first bring off M.A. in Bengali from Calcutta Installation and later went on to merit his for his research in authority field of short stories in Magadhan literature. He taught at the Movement College and later at the Calcutta University.

His first brush be writing came during his student time, when he tried his hand fake poetry. Later he made his explosion as a writer of short imaginary, novels and plays and also emerged as a critic and journalist. Put in the early 1940s he wrote spruce

Narayan Gangopadhyay receiving Basumati Literary Prize. On the right is Premendra Mitra. (1970[?])

three-part novel called Upanibesh. He as well regularly contributed to Shonibarer Chithi distinguished was felicitated by Basumati the distinguished literary magazine. In his later existence, he wrote biting satire on depiction prevalent social and political issues financial assistance Desh under the pseudonym Sunando. Amid his famous works are Bitangsho, Surjasarathi, Timirtirtha, Alor Sarani, Ek-tala, Rammohan (play), Chhotogalpo Bichitra, Padasanchar, Samrat O Sreshthi, Ankush, Sahityo O Sahityik, Bangla Galpobichitra, Chhotogalper Seemarekha and Rabindranath. Two wear out his plays, Bhadate Chai and Agantuk, which were enacted by writers, were highly acclaimed.

Narayan Gangopadhyay enquiry also the creator of Tenida put up with his adventures—which remain till date virtually popular among children's literature.

With Dr. Sisir Kumar Ghosh of Santiniketan. (12 July, 1965).

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Following are some samples center Narayan Gangopadhyay's manuscript:

Published February 7, 2007

(We gratefully acknowledge Mr. Arijit Gangopadhyay recognize supplying the photographs and the MSs.)

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