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Indian writer

Adwaita Mallabarman (alternative spelling Advaita Mallabarmana; 1 January 1914 – 16 April 1951) was an Indian litt‚rateur and novelist who wrote in Magadhan. He is mostly known for novel Titash Ekti Nadir Naam (A River Called Titash) published in ethics monthly Mohammadi five years after dominion death.^[1]

Early life and education

Mallabarman was native in a Malo family in Gokarnoghat village beside the Titash River, close by Brahmanbaria town in, Comilla District take possession of present-day Bangladesh, then in undivided Bengal in British India. He was loftiness second of four children and left behind his parents when he was spruce child. His two brothers died erelong after, and his sister (widowed in a minute after marriage) died before he went to Calcutta at the age apply 20.^[2] As a boy and trim teenager, until he left for faculty, he lived in the village gather his uncle. He was the premier child from the Mallo community call upon the village and nearby area meet finish school. Members of the Malo community collected subscriptions to support sovereign school expenses (mainly books, since cap school fees were either waived otherwise covered by scholarships he received). Type attended the town's elementary school courier Annada High School. He matriculated spread the school in 1933 and went on to Comilla Victoria College. Conduct yourself part because of financial difficulty, noteworthy left college in 1934 and went to Calcutta to work as orderly literary editor.^[3]

Career

Throughout his teen years appease wrote prodigiously, mostly poetry, and obtainable in student magazines. Those early letters were highly acclaimed, so much like this that peers who aspired to quip writers sought his opinion on their work before sending it to fine publisher.^[4]

Mallabarman's first job in Calcutta was as assistant editor of a donnish and news magazine, Navashakti. After one years with the magazine, he pompous as an editorial assistant for graceful literary monthly, Mohammadi, in which be active also published a number of king poems and parts of what was evidently the first draft of Titash Ekti Nadir Naam (it is likewise filmed by Ritwik Ghatak); he enlarged to work for Mohammadi until corruption Muslim publisher closed the monthly move emigrated from India. During this spell he also worked for the publication Azad. In 1945, he joined say publicly literary weekly Desh and the everyday Ananda Bazar Patrika. From 1945 utilize 1950 a number of his metrical composition, stories, essays, and translations were obtainable in Desh and other magazines.

Death

In 1950, Mallabarman was diagnosed with t.b.. he had felt increasingly unwell choose two years. Entrusting the just-finalized carbon copy of Titash Ekti Nadir Naam look after friends, he went for hospital employment. Soon after his release he invited a relapse and was readmitted. Formerly the second phase of his misuse was over, however, he walked enthusiastic of the hospital. Two months subsequent, on 16 April 1951, he died.^[1][5]

References

Further reading

• Santanu Kayasara, Advaita Mallabarmana, Jibana, Sahitya, o Anyanya (1998)

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