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Books by Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay (incomplete list)  Waiting for Rain (Eng. tr.) Father Gabriel's Crypt (Eng. tr.)  Woodworm (Eng. tr.) Tomorrow, I Promise (Eng. tr.) maanab jamin paaraapaar manojader adbhut baaRi haripurer harek kaaNDa baa~Naaler aamerikaa dasha.rn ekaadashI o bhut chaaradik golamaal aakraanta pherighaaT madhur janya jo.D bijo.D shreshhTha galpa galpa-samagra (dui khaNDa) ashukher pare aadam ibh o andhakaar aaloY chhaaYaaY aalor galpa, chhaaYaar galpa aashchaya.r bhramaN ujaan R^iN kaagajer bau kaapurushh kIT xaY gati gaYanaar baaksa ghuNapokaa churi chokh jaal maanabajamin din yaaY dUrabIN dbitIYa sattbaar sandhaane naanaa ra~Ner aalo nicher lok oparer lok nIlu haajaraar hatyaarahasya paathi.rba pidimer aalo prajaapatir mR^ityu o punaja.rnma phajal aali esechhe phulachor bikeler mR^ityu maadhab o taar paaripaashbi.rk yaao paakhi laal nIl maanushh shyaaolaa shiulir gandha si.N.Di bhe~Ne vhe~Ne hR^idaY bR^ittaanta manojader adbhut baa.Di paagalaa saaheber kabar
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 Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay (b. 1935)
Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay (shIshhe.rndu mukhopaadhyaaY)
was born on 2nd November,1935 in the Mymensing district of what is now Bangladesh. His father used to work in the Railways, and Shirshendu spent his childhood in many different places following his father. Memories of these places found their ways in many writings of Shirshendu. He passed Intermediate from the Victoria College and then took an Master's in Bengali from the Calcutta University. He started his career as a school teacher. Right now, Shirshendu is on the staff of the Ananda Bazar Patrika at Calcutta. His writing career began with the publication of a short story in the famous Bengali magazine Desh, in 1959. In that same year, his first novel Ghunpoka (translated as Woodworm by Shampa Banerjee) was published in the annual, Puja edition of Desh. First children's novel - Manojder Adbhut BaaRi. He has received many awards for his work: the Vidyasagar Award (1985) for his contributions to the children's literature; Ananda Puraskar (in 1973, and again in 1990), and the Sahitya Akademi award for his novel Manabjamin in 1988.
He is one of
the most popular writers of present-day Bengal.
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