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Unish Kuri 04 February 2015 edition is fortnightly issue of Unish kuri. Unish Kuri is Fortnightly Teen Ager and Young Adults Entertainment Bangla Magazine published by ABP, kolkata which is popular among Bangladesh and India. It is fortnightly magazine and most popular. It publishes special articles in special occasion. Download Unish Kuri Bangla Magazine in pdf format and Read Unish Kuri 04 February 2015 issue. This Edition cover story is Valentine Day special article, Valentine day fasion, Tips & Job Corner and job circular etc.

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Srestho Probondho is a book of Essays Collection which is  written by  Buddhadeb Basu. Buddhadeb Basu was a popular Bengali author in India of 20th Century. He was born on 30 November 1908 in Comilla, Bangladesh. His father was Bhudeb Chandra Bose and Mother was Binoy Kumari .  He was mainly a poet but He also wrote novels, Short Stories, plays, essays etc. He studied in Dhaka Collegiate School and  He was graduated from Dhaka University. His popular Novels  are Sara, Akormorna, Jobonika Patan, Mon Deoya Neao, Sananda, Amar Bandhu, Shesh Pandolipi, Golap Keno Kalo, Chaya Kalo Kalo etc. and popular poems are Mormorani, Prithibir Pothe, Konkaboti, Natun pata, Je adhar Alor Adhik etc. Download   Buddhadeb Basu Bangla Books in pdf format and Read Novels, Poems, Essays of  Buddhadeb Basu.

Rahasya Patrika November 2014 issue is monthly edition of Rahasya Patrika. Rahasya Patrika is popular monthly bangla magazine since three decades. The magazine  is a Bengali Mysteries and Horror Magazine which published in Bangla from Bangladesh and publisher is Sheba Prokashani. This edition special article is Western Story, Horror Story, Science Fiction etc.  Download Rahasya Patrika Bangla Magazine in pdf format  and Read Rahasya Patrika November 2014 issue. This Edition Special writing is Detective novel Ukhini, Horror Story Preyoshi etc.

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Writer's Profile/Biography: Satyajit Ray
Satyajit Ray was born on May 2, 1921 in Calcutta. His grandfather, Upendrakishore Roychowdhury was a celebrated writer. His father Sukumar Roy was an eminent poet and illustrator and was famous for writing nonsensical literature. Ray graduated from Presidency College. He started his career as a commercial artist. He made his debut film Pather Panchali in 1955 that earned him world-wide recognition as a first-rated film director.
Ray edited a children’s magazine Sandesh which was started by Upendrakishore. Ray’s literary preoccupation was not spontaneous. In fact, his primary interest was film making since he himself admitted that his literary feats were not of the same height as of his father’s r or grandfather’s. His childhood memoir Jokhon Chhoto Chhilam is extremely enjoyable. His chose subjects about detective stories, fantasy and science fiction. Ray’s fictional character Shonku although entertaining and amusing lacks the substance and force of a real scientist. Ray’ stories are successful so long as they are placed in an urban setup characterizing typical Bengali mannerism.
Throughout Ray his writing consciously avoided to be influenced by his father’s and grandfather’s style. It was during 1980s that Ray tried his hands at writing some original material for children. He wrote several fancy tales. Ray considered his writing as mainly entertaining and he expressed that he had no ambition to write down any full-fledged novel. He had had no urge for literary creation when he left Shantiniketan in1942. The plot did matter a lot in his writing.
Detective sleuth Feluda and his cousin cum assistant Topse are perhaps the most popular fictional characters of Satyajit Ray. The stories appeared in a series and were hit not only among children but also among adults. Hi critical reviews about films are worth-mentioning. Our Films, Their Films is a critical evaluation with discussion on Indian films vis-à-vis International films and film movement in general.
The legendary director left us in the year 1992. View or Read more Books of Satyajit Ray

Ekushey Book Fair (Amar Ekusehy Grantha Mela) is national Book Fair of Bangladesh. It is arranged and organized by Bangla Academy and duration of the book fair is whole month of February. It is held in Bangla Academy Area, Dhaka (Near TSC, Dhaka Univery). From 2014 the fair is expanded in Shurayardi Uddan and road side of Bangla Academy. The fair is also popular as Ekusey Boi Mela. The book fair is memories of immortals of 21st February 1952. Now it is not only a book fair but also a culture of Bangladesh. The book fair and event is dedicated to language martyrs who died in 21st February 1952 for establish mother language, Bengali. Now the fair's officially name is "Amar Ekushey Grantha Mela"
Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh  premises the Bengali literature inaugurated fair 2015 at Bangla Academy on 1st February 2015 on 4.50 PM. After her speech she visited the Book Fair.  She said "I dont know how we can pass time without reading books. We have to read book among our busy life. Books give you opportunity to build a life.  The book is required  reading for everyone in practice. "The inaugural ceremony was presided over by Bengali Academy Emeritus President  Anisuzzaman . Bengali Academy Director General Shamsuzzaman Khan gave the welcome speech. Asaduzzaman Noor was the special guest at the meeting of Cultural Affairs.

From first day of the fair new books of different writers have published in Ekushey Book Fair 2015. Among the books  story books,  Novels,  Articles, Poems,  Children Book,  Biography, Drama, Travel story and other  Books are published.  Download Bangla Books of Ekushey Book Fair 2015 and Read news updates and  books, Novels, Poems, story of Boi Mela 2015 in Dhaka.

Sarat chandra Chattopadhyay is a Bengali legendary Novelist of 20 Century. He was born on September 15, 1876 at Debanandapur village in the Hooghly district. He was the second child of his parents. His father’s name was Matilal Chattopadhyay and mother’s name was Bhubanmohini. Sarat grew up in his maternal grandparents’ home at Bhagalpur. His childhood was spent in dire poverty because his father was an idler and paid little attention to sustain his five children. Because of his inability to clear the fees Sarat Chandra failed to appear for the FA final exams. He found a job of a translator or the appellant court cases sent from Bhagalpur to Calcutta but he did not like the too technical side of the job. Sarat decided to try his luck in Burma.
Sarat Chandra gained maturity in his writings when the freedom struggle in India was at the peak. He used the medium of novel to depict the exploitative nature of Zamindars. Sarat Chandra’s ideal female characters were modelled as young, pretty widows or frustrated, unloved women from high caste families. His male characters were cast as Devdas, Surendranath, Srikanta or Mahim. It seems that Sarat was personally alarmed by educated, enlightened women. He identified himself with the male characters mainly as narrators who had not much to do, that men are the architect of his own destiny found little mention in his work.
His best novels are Palli Samaj (1916), Charitraheen (1917), Devdas (1917), Nishkriti (1917), Srikanta in four parts (1917, 1918, 1927 and 1933), Griha Daha (1920), Sesh Prasna (1929) and Sesher Parichay published posthumously (1939).
Sarat Chandra was very much influenced by Bankim Chandra’s style and he himself admitted it. However, Sarat detested the Brahmo reform movement and criticized it. Sarat Chandra flourished as an established novelist starting from the days of Badadidi and ended with Biprsdas (1953). He passed away on January 16, 1938 in Park Nursing Home in Calcutta.

Some Popular Books of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay

Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay famous books are Devdas, Porinita, Srikanta, Borodidi etc. Download  Saratchandra Chattopadhyay Bangla Books and read novels of Saratchandra Chattaopadhyay.View or Read More Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay Books

Bibhutibhusan Bandyopadhyay is a well-known author. He was born on September 12, 1894 in his maternal uncle’s house in Ghoshpara-Muratipur village which was adjacent to Kanchrapara. His father’s name was Mahananda Bandyopadhyay and mother’s name was Mrinalini Devi. His original home was in Jessore. His father was a priest by profession and as such Bibhutibhusan’s early childhood years were spent in dire poverty. He was the eldest son among Mahananda’s two sons and three daughters.
Bibhutibhusan’s early education was given by his father. He was a very meritorious student. He passed Matriculation in first division in 1914 from Bongram High School. He passed IA Exam from Ripon College and B.A with distinction in the years 1916 and 1918 respectively. Although he started to pursue M.A and Law, he had to abandon his studies to search some job in order to sustain his family. He began his career as a teacher from Jangipara village of Hooghly district. Later he worked in Harinavi School and Khelatchandra School in Calcutta. He was engaged as a private tutor in Khelatchandra’s house and later a private secretary and an executive in Bhagalpur Zamindari estate. It was during his stay in Bhagalpur, he wrote the immortal novel Pather Panchali.
While studying in third year of B.A. Bibhutibhusan got married with Kalibhushan Mukhopadhyay’s daughter Gouri Devi. But Gouri Devi died within a few days of marriage. Bibhutibhusan was married second time with Rama Devi. She was a major inspiration behind his literary creation.
Bibhutibhusan was deeply mesmerized by the natural beauty of village. He was fortunate to appreciate and captivate the wonders of natural bounty like plants, birds, shrubs and greens. His first published short story was Uppekhito. Among the notable works of Bibhutibhusan, mention may be made of Ichhamati, Devjan, Adarsha Hinduhotel, Bipiner Sansar, Meghmallar, Mouriphul, Jatrabadal, Drishtipradip etc.
Bibhutibhusan spent the last years of his life in Barrackpore. He died on November 1, 1950 in Ghatshila at the age of 56 years. Download Bibhutibhusan Bandyopadhyay Bangla Books and Read Novels, Short Stories, articles, Books of Bibhutibhusan Bandyopadhyay. Source of all books are in external links and sometimes may not works.   View or Read more Books