Many of his identities Poet, novelist, short story writer, music creator, actor, playwright, painter, essayist, vocalist, philosopher
But above everything Rabindranath Tagore was our pride, the worldbie, and the greatest litterateur of Bangla language!
Tagore Rabindranath Tagore, who was the leader of Bangali nationalism and the language of Bangla language, was conferred the honor and respect of the world. He was born in a richly cultured Parali Brahmin family of Calcutta, British India, on May 7, 1861, in Bangla 25 Boishakh in 1268. During his childhood, he arranged a home tutor and arranged for his education at home. He wrote the first poem only when he was eight years old. In 1874 his first poem was published in 'Tattabodhodhini Patrika'. The poem's name was 'Abhialas'. This was his first published work.
His father was Debendranath Tagore (1817-1905) and his mother was Saradasundari Devi (1826-1875). Rabindranath was the parents of fourteen children. Jodasanko's Tagore family was the proponent of Brahma Adi Dharma. He is the only writer of the world who wrote the national anthem of two countries. His composition is the national anthem of the Republic of India, 'Bharatman-Captain Joy Hai' and national anthem 'My Sonar Bangla' of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.
During his biography Rabindranath wrote 52 poetry, 38 plays, 13 novels, 36 essays and other accolades. Many literary works have been published after his lifetime or shortly after death. His total of 95 short stories and 1915 songs were included in the collection of 'Storytelling' and 'Gitbitan' respectively. His novels are 'Bau-Thakurani Hat' (1883), 'Rajarshi' (1887), 'Eyal Bali' (1903), 'Boat Dubi' (1906), 'Parazapati Nirakhana' (1908), 'Gora' (1910) 'Gharar Bahar' (1916), 'Chaturanga' (1916), 'Communication' (1929), 'Khiri Kavita' (1929), 'Two Bones' (1933), 'Malanch' (1934) and 'Four Chapters' ( 1934).
Translation of some of the poems selected in 'Chhaya' (1906) and 'Gitanjali' (1910) poetry made Rabindranath known in Western society. After the collection of these translations 'Song Offery' or English 'Gitanjali' (1913), the Swedish Academy awarded him the Nobel Prize in Literature. The Nobel Foundation described this book as a "deeply sensitive, bright and beautiful scripture". Rabindranath was the first Asian Nobel Laureate literary In 1915, the British government awarded him the title of 'Sir'. But in 1919 Rabindranath left the title in protest of the murder of Jalianwala Bagh.
All of Rabindranath's books published and unreleased works of the book were published in 32 volumes, titled 'Rabindra Rachanbali'. All the letters of Rabindranath were published in the 19th volume of 'Letters' and other four separate texts. In the last decade of life (1932-1941) fifty books of Rabindranath were published. He also painted two thousand photographs. His writings have been translated into many languages in the world today and are still being done. He has written so much of his life, which will take some lives of ordinary people like us to finish!
Rabindranath Tagore will live forever because of his contribution to the respect of the literary and Bengali nation's respect, and his inspiration will be his work!
