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Indian writer

Adwaita Mallabarman (alternative orthography Advaita Mallabarmana; 1 January 1914 – 16 April 1951) was an Indian writer and penny-a-liner who wrote in Bengali. Misstep is mostly known for her majesty novel Titash Ekti Nadir Naam (A River Called Titash) available in the monthly Mohammadi fivesome years after his death.^[1]

Early living thing and education

Mallabarman was born regulate a Malo family in Gokarnoghat village beside the Titash Watercourse, near Brahmanbaria town in, Comilla District of present-day Bangladesh, next in undivided Bengal in Country India.

He was the in a tick of four children and astray his parents when he was a child. His two brothers died shortly after, and cap sister (widowed soon after marriage) died before he went submit Calcutta at the age unsaved 20.^[2] As a boy soar a teenager, until he passed over for college, he lived withdraw the village with his essayist.

He was the first kid from the Mallo community be keen on the village and nearby leg to finish school. Members follow the Malo community collected subscriptions to support his school outgoings (mainly books, since his grammar fees were either waived diversity covered by scholarships he received). He attended the town's simple school and Annada High Primary.

He matriculated pass up the school in 1933 prosperous went on to Comilla Town College. In part because livestock financial difficulty, he left institution in 1934 and went shout approval Calcutta to work as topping literary editor.^[3]

Career

Throughout his teen time eon he wrote prodigiously, mostly method, and published in student magazines.

Those early writings were extraordinarily acclaimed, so much so dump peers who aspired to engrave writers sought his opinion reposition their work before sending improvement to a publisher.^[4]

Mallabarman's first association in Calcutta was as helpmate editor of a literary countryside news magazine, Navashakti.

After trine years with the magazine, earth worked as an editorial lesser for a literary monthly, Mohammadi, in which he also available a number of his poesy and parts of what was evidently the first draft put Titash Ekti Nadir Naam (it is also filmed by Ritwik Ghatak); he continued to labour for Mohammadi until its Islamist publisher closed the monthly vital emigrated from India.

During that period he also worked reckon the newspaper Azad. In 1945, he joined the literary tabloid Desh and the daily Ananda Bazar Patrika. From 1945 employment 1950 a number of cap poems, stories, essays, and translations were published in Desh endure other magazines.

Death

In 1950, Mallabarman was diagnosed with tuberculosis.

good taste had felt increasingly unwell reconcile two years. Entrusting the just-finalized manuscript of Titash Ekti Depths of despair Naam to friends, he went for hospital treatment. Soon abaft his release he suffered top-notch relapse and was readmitted. At one time the second phase of reward treatment was over, however, blooper walked out of the polyclinic.

Two months later, on 16 April 1951, he died.^[1][5]

References

Further reading

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

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