Dwijendranath Thakur by Naresh Saha [Hardcover]

Dwijendranath Tagore was possessed of amazing talent. Along with rare erudition, his self-indulgent nature was unmatched. He had the 'richness of various quarters of mentality'. On the one hand, he was one of the founders of 'Hindumela', editor of 'Tattvabodhini Patrika' and 'Bharti', a pioneer in the early days of Bengali Sahitya Parishad, on the other hand he translated 'Meghdoot', composed 'Swapnaprayan' metaphorical poetry, remained engrossed in Indian philosophy- In an overview of Western philosophy. Also intoxicated by Euclid's flawless geometrical thinking or the construction of scientific terminology, even the making of paper boxes without glue. Nareshchandra Sahar's 'Dvijendranath Tagore: Srijne O Manne' has been published about the colorful life and creations of this one of the 'Renaissance Man' of the 19th century. Dwijendranath Tagore's contemporaries and the rare atmosphere of Tagorebari prevail in this book. It is as if the extraordinary Dwijendranath has appeared before the reader of this era with his whole being.