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On October 4, 1901, in the Puri district’s Nausira village of Kakatpur, Sridhar was born. His mother was Sradhamani Devi, and his father was Syamacharan Das. Syamacharan taught students in lower primary. Sridhar began attending his father’s school when he was 5 years old. He then attended Puri Zilla School, where he graduated in 1922. He received a scholarship of 20 rupees per month and was accepted into the Patna Engineering School. He once received a ten rupee fine for an unpleasant event. Yet he discontinued his engineering studies after refusing to pay the fine. He earned an I.A. in…

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The writings of Sridhar Das range from dictionaries to textbooks to editings of numerous ancient texts, as well as a sizable number of translations. His most notable accomplishment is the translation of YA classics from other languages. In addition to 24 textbooks, he has authored 3 dictionaries and 11 grammar works. He has translated a grand total of 76 novels. They comprise 54 English and 22 Sanskrit words. To be used as college textbooks, he has also edited books like Chilika, Darabar, Chandrabhaga, Ushabhilasa, and Rasakallola. “Sua Muhanra Patara” is his autobiography (A Leaf in the Stream).While he published the…

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Children’s author, essayist, educator, poet, playwright, translator, and grammarian all rolled into one was Professor Sridhar Das. Yet his true calling was as a teacher. He had experienced a lot of hardship in his life, yet he never gave up. On October 4, 1901, in the Puri district’s Nausira village of Kakatpur, Sridhar was born. His mother was Sradhamani Devi, and his father was Syamacharan Das. Syamacharan taught students in lower primary. Sridhar began attending his father’s school when he was 5 years old. He then attended Puri Zilla School, where he graduated in 1922. He received a scholarship of…

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On October 4, 1901, in the Puri district’s Nausira village of Kakatpur, Sridhar was born. His mother was Sradhamani Devi, and his father was Syamacharan Das. Syamacharan taught students in lower primary. Sridhar began attending his father’s school when he was 5 years old. He earned his B.A. after much effort and enrolled in teacher training. He enrolled in a school in Boudh before transferring to Olasingh High. He began working as a lecturer at Ravenshaw College in 1948. However, he joined Christ college after leaving the government service. He retired in 1968 after 44 years of teaching. While he…

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On October 4, 1901, in the Puri district’s Nausira village of Kakatpur, Sridhar was born. His mother was Sradhamani Devi, and his father was Syamacharan Das. Syamacharan taught students in lower primary. Sridhar began attending his father’s school when he was 5 years old. He then attended Puri Zilla School, where he graduated in 1922. He received a scholarship of 20 rupees per month and was accepted into the Patna Engineering School. He once received a ten rupee fine for an unpleasant event. Yet he discontinued his engineering studies after refusing to pay the fine. He earned an I.A. in…

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Children’s author, essayist, educator, poet, playwright, translator, and grammarian all rolled into one was Professor Sridhar Das. Yet his true calling was as a teacher. He had experienced a lot of hardship in his life, yet he never gave up. On October 4, 1901, in the Puri district’s Nausira village of Kakatpur, Sridhar was born. His mother was Sradhamani Devi, and his father was Syamacharan Das. Syamacharan taught students in lower primary. Sridhar began attending his father’s school when he was 5 years old. He then attended Puri Zilla School, where he graduated in 1922. He received a scholarship of…

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Mahapatra was born on August 3, 1935 in the Odia district of Jaleswar, in the hamlet of Kotasahi. His mother was Kshemankari, while his father was Krittibas Das Mahapatra. While he was young, he started writing short stories in Odia before moving on to novels and travel journals. He joined the Central Industrial Security Force after finishing his education, where he eventually retired as a Deputy Commandant. Mahapatra has written numerous books, but his areas of specialty are managing literary organisations and planning events. He has served as both the Odisha Research Circle’s vice president and president. He served as…

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Mahapatra was born on August 3, 1935 in the Odisha village of Kotasahi, in the Jaleswar district. During his literary career, Mahapatra has maintained a journalism vocation. He routinely contributed to publications in Odia, including The Samaja, Sambad, Samaya, and The Pragativadi. His journalistic writings have been collected in three books. Despite producing a large amount of literature, Mahapatra is more renowned for his work as a literary event coordinator and literary society administrator. He served as vice president of the Odisha Research Circle and as president of the Odisha Culture Academy. He served as the Madras Utkal Association’s first…

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Mahapatra was born on August 3, 1935 in the hamlet of Kotasahi in the Odia district of Jaleswar. Krittibas Das Mahapatra was his father, and Kshemankari was his mother. He began writing short stories in Odia when he was young before moving on to novels and trip diaries. He began writing short stories in Odia when he was young before moving on to novels and trip diaries. He has contributed frequently to publications in Odia, including The Samaja, Sambad, Samaya, and The Pragativadi, among others. Books Info Books nameRajanikanta Das / ରଜନୀକାନ୍ତ ଦାସAuthorBhupen MahapatraNo Of pages99PublisherArun Kanti DasPublication2014Printed AtNADistributorNA Rajanikanta…

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Mahapatra was born on August 3, 1935 in the Odisha village of Kotasahi, in the Jaleswar district. His mother’s name was Kshemankari, and his father was Krittibas Das Mahapatra. Following his education, he joined the Central Industrial Security Force, where he served until his retirement as Deputy Commandant. In addition to various works of translation, Mahapatra is the author of four novels, eleven collections of short stories, two travelogues, and three collections of essays. During his literary career, Mahapatra has maintained a journalism vocation. His journalistic writings have been collected in three books. Despite producing a large amount of literature,…

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