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Rabindranath Tagore |
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1861–1941
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Known as "Gurudev," poet Rabindranath Tagore was a proud inheritor of India's spiritual heritage, to which he gave voice in his inimitable language. He founded the famous Shanti Niketan and Vishva Bharati. A great man of letters, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913. He was one of our noblest patriots and was always keen to promote the welfare of his countrymen, educationally, economically and politically. He was a colossus who made an outstanding contribution to the development of painting, music, dance and drama. He triumphantly toured many countries of the world carrying the message of renascent India. |
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MOUMITA GHATAK
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The greatest personality & the greatest sufferer in his own life, Tagore can hardly be matched. He is our pride & our everything.
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S Bhuvaneshwari
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I have heard this :- Tagore's word on Beauty: Tagore saw the long slide glances of the female and was reminded of Kalidasa. O! Kalidasa should include these women (of bengal) with side long glances (looking unnoticingly at the other) but if I (Tagore) write now the poem I (tagore) can describe the beauty of the eyes but only thing that is missing now in these females is the lotus in their hand.
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punit kohli
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I want the background, his type,genre, style, inspired, period and a brief history as diwali project. I am taking little bit but I want some more information.
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sakthi
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When he was a student he hated the school and so he stopped from going to school. He learnt the subject from his father who was also his teacher and he became a great personality with remarkable qualities and also brought pride to the nation.
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Aruj Shah
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Rabindranath Tagore built open classrooms because he wanted children also to have freedom. They were allowed to do whatever they wanted to do at a given time.
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ancy bai p c
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Influence of Tagore in malayalam literature
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Siddharth Khole
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Sri Rabindranath Tagore refused the tittle of " SIR " given by the British. This shows the greatness of him.
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Nishank Jindal
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Rabindranath Tagore was a very good poet. I like him very much.
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Veena N Iyer
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Rabindranath Tagore was a very good patriot and a very good poet. So I like him.
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richa arya
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I need the santiniketan plan for my art institue.
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Manik Sarkar
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In 1901, Tagore left Shilaidaha and moved to Santiniketan (West Bengal) to found an ashram, which would grow to include a marble-floored prayer hall ("The Mandir"), an experimental school, groves of trees, gardens, and a library.[10] There, Tagore's wife and two of his children died.
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Sourish Porel
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Nothing can be described in only one paragraph about such an immortal genius. He is one of the greatest universalists in culture, politics and an inspiration to mankind for ever. He is just as significant as his name stands for.
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shivani mahajan
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I am in standard 7. He is the mentor of our school ,bombay cambridge. A good writer and poet. India should be very proud of him.
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Ram
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He was the first Nobel Laureate in Asian continent.
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reshmi
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I have read guruji's gitanjali- english version.It is an enriching experience.He has described in words the inexplicable beauty of divine romance.The thirst of the jivatma for the paramatma is depicted in these poems.
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shweta
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He wrote our national anthem. It is a great pride of India and we Indians.
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shweta
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He wrote our national anthem.
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