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'''Moushumi Kandali''' is an writer from [[Assam]], [[India]]. Kandali won the Munin Barkatki Award in 2000 for his first collection of short stories, ''Lambada Nachor Seshot'', which was published in 1998. She is a researcher and writer of fiction as well as art. She |
'''Moushumi Kandali''' is an writer from [[Assam]], [[India]]. Kandali won the Munin Barkatki Award in 2000 for his first collection of short stories, ''Lambada Nachor Seshot'', which was published in 1998. She is a researcher and writer of fiction as well as art. She works as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Cultural Studies in [[Tezpur University]], Assam.<ref name="TU">{{cite web | url=http://www.tezu.ernet.in/dtcaf/profile/23 | title=Moushumi Kandali | publisher=Tezpur University | accessdate=30 April 2022}}</ref> |
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==Early life and Education== |
==Early life and Education== |
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Kandali graduated from Cotton College, Guwahati. In 1998, she received his Master's degree in Philosophy with a Gold Medal from |
Kandali graduated from [[Cotton College, Gauhati|Cotton College]], Guwahati. In 1998, she received his Master's degree in Philosophy with a Gold Medal from [[Gauhati University]]. She then obtained his Master's degree in Art History and Aesthetics from MS University, Baroda. She also received her Doctorate in Fine Arts from the same university.<ref name="TU"/> |
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== Career == |
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She translated Salvador Dalí's Diary of A Genius into [[Assamese language]]. She has also translated Mishing folk poetry into English (Listen My Flower-bud : Mishing Oral Poetry of Assam) and it was published by the Sahitya Akademi in 2008. In 2022, an English translation of her story, ''The Black Magic Women'' was published. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Moushumi Kandali | |
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| Born | Assam, India |
| Occupation | Writer, Professor |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Genre | Assmaese literature |
| Subject | Contemporary |
| Notable works | Lambada Nachor Seshot Tritiyottor Golpo Mockdrill The Black Magic women |
Moushumi Kandali is an writer from Assam, India. Kandali won the Munin Barkatki Award in 2000 for his first collection of short stories, Lambada Nachor Seshot, which was published in 1998. She is a researcher and writer of fiction as well as art. She works as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Cultural Studies in Tezpur University, Assam.[1]
Early life and Education
Kandali graduated from Cotton College, Guwahati. In 1998, she received his Master's degree in Philosophy with a Gold Medal from Gauhati University. She then obtained his Master's degree in Art History and Aesthetics from MS University, Baroda. She also received her Doctorate in Fine Arts from the same university.[1]
Career
She translated Salvador Dalí's Diary of A Genius into Assamese language. She has also translated Mishing folk poetry into English (Listen My Flower-bud : Mishing Oral Poetry of Assam) and it was published by the Sahitya Akademi in 2008. In 2022, an English translation of her story, The Black Magic Women was published.
References
- ^ a b "Moushumi Kandali". Tezpur University. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
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