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Ekram Ali [একরাম আলি] (born 1 July 1950)[1] is a noted Indian Bengali poet and critic. Born in a small village named Teghoria (Dist. Birbhum, West Bengal) of a Bengali Muslim parentage. Before he came to Kolkata and took up journalism in a Bengali daily newspaper- Aajkaal, Ekram was brought up in Birbhum.

Poetry

  1. Atijeebito [অতিজীবিত] (1983).
  2. Ghanakrishna Aalo [ঘনকৃষ্ণ আলো] (1988) and (sristi edition:2000) ISBN 81-7870-129-4.
  3. Aandhar Taranga [আঁধারতরঙ্গ] (1991).
  4. Baanraajpur [বাণরাজপুর] (2000) ISBN 978-81-85479-79-8.
  5. Ekram Alir Kobita [একরাম আলির কবিতা] (2001).
  6. Ekram Alir Shreshtha Kobita [একরাম আলির শ্রেষ্ঠ কবিতা] (2008) ISBN 978-81-295-0778-5.
  7. Pralaykatha [প্রলয়কথা] (2009)
  8. Andhar poridhi [আঁধার পরিধি] (2013)
  9. Bautir kobita [বাউটির কবিতা] (2014)

Memoir

  1. Dhulopaye [ধুলোপায়ে] (2015) ISBN 978-93-80197-63-0

Essays

  1. Musalman Bangalir Lokachar [মুসলমান বাঙালির লোকাচার] (2006).
  2. Apollor paakhi [অ্যাপোলোর পাখি] (2008) ISBN 978-81-7990-080-2.

Biography

  1. Atish Dipankar [অতীশ দীপংকর] (1997)

Awards

Ali was awarded The Birendra Puraskar for 'Ghanakrishna Alo' in 1990.

References

  1. ^ Putt, Kartik Chandra (1999). Who's who of Indian Writers, 1999: A-M. Sahitya Akademi. p. 358. ISBN 8126008733. Retrieved May 4, 2015.
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