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Mankumari Basu

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Mankumari Basu
Born25 January 1863
Sagardanri Jessore , Bengal Presidency, now Bangladesh
Died26 December 1943 (Age 80)
Khulna, Bangladesh
Occupation(s)Poet and short story writer
SpouseBidhushankar Basu (Husband)
ChildrenPriyabala
Parent(s)Anandamohan Dutta (Father)
Shantamoni Devi (Mother)
AwardsKuntanil Award
Bhumanmohini Gold Medal
Jagattarini Gold Medal

Mankumari Basu (Template:Lang-bn)(25 January, 1863 - 26 December 1943) a popular Bengali poet and short story writer.[1]

Works

  • Kusumanjali (With The Floral bucket) (1893)
  • Kanakanjali (With The Golden bucket) (1896)
  • Priyaprasanga (About My Beloved) (1884)
  • Harano Pranay (The Lost Love) (1884)

References

  1. ^ Samsad Bangla Charitabhidhan, edited Subodhchandra Sengupta & Anjali Bose, published Sahitya Samsad Kolkata First Edition , August 2016, Page 566 , ISBN 978-81-7955-135-6


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