Notable poems written by Rabindranath Tagore

Manasi, Sonar Dhari, Chaitali, Gitanjali, Balaka, Panchish etc; Novel-eye sand, house-to-house, communication, tricks etc. Drama- Abduction, Blood Donation etc. Short stories - stories, he has also written various literary works. To experience the beauty of beauty and to realize life and the world, the distance of his loved ones has passed a helping hand to overcome this distance. Whose manifestation is found in 'tender and soft'

"I do not want to die, I want to live in the beautiful world." The poet could not be established in self-establishment in the cowl and kamle. But in Manausi. Therefore, the poet says- "The man who has established Manasis, he is the first incomplete idol in the hand of Artist." He had a large zamindari in East Bengal and North Bengal of present day Bangladesh. Rabindranath came to Bangladesh with the responsibility of this zamindari and the thriller he experienced through the villages, villages, rivers and rivers, he influenced his subsequent literature. The proof of this is found in 'Vaanu Singh's papers' -' How long have I received the message from the words of this river, I do not forget that I will not forget my next birth too. When talking about the song about Rabindranath, his poems are about to come, his poems are actually Anuj Sahodara His poems were published in different poems, written in different periods. He was also involved in editing various journals. For example - Hitvist, Sadhna, Bichitra etc. From the establishment he was also associated with 'Vangiya Sahitya Parishad'. It is said that he wrote the first successful short story in the language of Bengal. In his prose, he coordinated the East and the West. He has written only world class short stories, so the world has shown the new path of short stories, so here is the quote of the six events of 'Nahi', and I do not endorse the discourse on the subject. I do not think that it will end. It is not only poetry and songs but also After one play, humorous composition. His novels are being published alongside them. Rabindranath was also a world-class painter. In the last phase of his life, he painted more than two thousand photographs.

Marriage and married life: Rabindranath married on 9 December 1883. Before marriage, his wife's name was' Bhabatari 'after her name was changed to' Motherlini Devi 'in her in-laws' house. He lived for many years in Shilaidaha. Later, on the way to Calcutta, wife Mrinalini Devi fell ill and died shortly after. Rabindranath had three daughters and two sons.

Politics and Social Welfare: In the late 19th and early 20th century, Rabindranath was actively engaged in politics and social welfare activities. In 1905, due to the partition of Bengal he used to attend lectures, meetings and gatherings at various places. At this time, his songs are now considered as national anthem of Bangladesh -

'My Sonar Bangla, I love you, your air wind blowing on my soul forever. Also, he worked for farmers and laborers while staying in Shilaidaha. In 1917, he protested against British suppression policy in India, boycotted the 'knight' title in protest of the murder of Jalianwala Bagh. Besides, he writes numerous texts about the Hindu-Muslim crisis, Indian politics and mass culture, world situation, etc.

Social Organizations: In addition to writing literature, he took various social work initiatives. Among these, a residential school named 'Brahmcharashram' was established in Santiniketan. Subsequently, it became a University of Visva-Bharati.

Awards and honors: He has earned numerous prizes and honors as well as his extravagant work. In 1913, he was awarded the University of Calcutta. Leight designation. In 1936, Dhaka University also awarded this title. In 1913, he won the Nobel Prize for Asia's first person. Oxford University gave him a doctorate degree in 1940.