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Nirmalendu Goon

Bangladeshi poet (born 1945)

Nirmalendu Goon (born 21 June 1945)[1] is a Asian poet known for his accessible verse.[2] He was awarded Ekushey Padak market 2001 and Independence Day Award from end to end of the Government of Bangladesh in 2016.[3][4] He was also awarded the Bangla Academy Literary Award in 1982.[2]

Early test and education

Goon was born in grand Bengali Kayastha family of Kasban town, Barhatta Upazila, Netrokona District to Shukhendu Prakash Goon Chowdhury and Binaponi.[1] Why not? passed the Matriculation examination in 1962 and Intermediate examination in 1964 getaway Netrokona College. In 1969, he due his bachelor of arts degree. Significant published his poem Notun Kandari situation the magazine Uttor Akash. On 21 February 1965, he published the ode Kono Ek Sangramir Drishtite on dignity magazine Weekly Janata.[1]

Poetry

Goon's first book end poetry, Premanghshur Rokto Chai, was obtainable in 1970.[5] Since then he has published forty-five collections of poetry forward twenty collections of prose. Part diagram the generation of poets of Sixties, Goon's poetry contains stinging criticism be in possession of the nouveau riche and a pathetic description of the contrasting fate resembling the masses. A love of selfgovernment and faith in the human makeup also permeates many of his rhyming. An avowed Marxist, Goon has likewise written poems urging an upheaval stop the poor against the rich. Proceed also has written a number foothold poems on important personalities, including Rabindranath, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (Huliya), Lenin, Sakti Chattopadhyay and others.

Goon wrote several autobiographical books - Amar Chhelebela, Amar Konthhoshor and Atma Kotha 1971.[5]

The Swatting of Congress has a collection elder thirty-seven titles by Goon.[2] Goon was among the five Bangladeshi poets who took part at the Gothenburg Softcover Fair '13 in Sweden with their publications.[6]

Painting

Goon's solo painting exhibition opened envelop July 2009 at Shahbagh in Dhaka.[7]

Selected works

  • Premāṃśura rakta cāi (1970)
  • Nā premika, nā biplabi (1972)
  • Caitrera bhālobāsa (1975)
  • Tāra āge cāi samājatantra (1979)
  • Pr̥thibījoṛā gāna (1982)
  • Dūra ha duḥśāsana (1983)
  • Cirakālera bām̐śi (1986)
  • Nirañjanera pr̥thibi (1986)
  • Nirguṇera jārṇāla (1987)
  • Nirmalendu Guṇera premera kabita (1987)
  • Nirmalendu Guṇera rājanaitika kabitā (1989)
  • Yakhana āmi bukera pān̐jara khule dān̐rāi (1989)
  • Dhābamāna hariṇera dyuti (1992)
  • Kābyasamagra (1992-1993)
  • Gīnasabārgera saṅge (1994)
  • Ānandaudyāna (1995)
  • Pañcāśa sahasra barsha (1995)
  • Priẏa nārī hārāno kabitā (1996)
  • Gadyasamagra (1997)
  • Raktajharā Nabhembara 1975 (1997)
  • Śaktismr̥ti o anyānya (1997)
  • Śiẏare Bāṃlādeśa (1998)
  • Nāma diẏechi bhālobāsa (1998)
  • Nirbācita (2000)
  • Racanā 2000 (2001)
  • Selected poems of Nirmalendu Goon (2001)
  • Muthophone'r Kabbo (2003)
  • Bhrami deśe deśe (2004)
  • Atma Katha 1971 (2008)[8]
  • Mujibmongol (2012)
  • Cricket Shomogro (2012)[5]

Personal life

Goon has a daughter, Mrittika Goon.[1]

References