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INTRODUCTION
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ABOUT
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ARRESTED
PRESIDENT OF INDIA
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HERO OF PAKISTAN
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COMRADER WEEKLY ENGLISH NEWSPAPER
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INTRODUCTION
BORN
ABOUT
FAMILY BACKGROUND
EDUCATION
JOURNALIST
CONVINCE THE BRITISH GOVT
ARRESTED
PRESIDENT OF INDIA
SUPPORTED THE 14 POINTS
HERO OF PAKISTAN
NAMED IN HONOR
FAMILIARITY OF JOHAR
MOST IMP ABOUT MOLANA
AWARD
COMRADER WEEKLY ENGLISH NEWSPAPER
AIMS OF COMRADE NEWSPAPER
MUHAMMAD AS A JOURNALIST
DIED
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1. Indian English Literature – (Pre-
Independence)
Rabindranath Tagore :Nation’s Fame
Nanditaba Chudasama
Semester : 3
Enrollment no – 306920642000006
Roll no :12
Batch : 2020 – 2022
S. B Gardi Department of English Bhavnagar
University
2. • Rabindranath Tagore born
on 7th may at Kolkata
• At the age of 16 he
published his first
substantial poetry under
Bhanushingho (sun lion)
and wrote his first book of
short stories and drama.
In 1879 he enrolled at
University College
London.
1861-1941
Early life
3. Fame & International
Recognition
• In 1901 he moved to Shantiniketan
where he composed ‘Naivedya’ and
'kheya’ .By then he gained immense
popularity among Bengali readers.
• In 1912 he went to England and toom a
shef of his translated works with
him.There he introduced his works to
some of the prominent writers including
william buttler yeats,Ezra pound,Rbert
Bridges.
4. Political Opinion
• He criticized Swadeshi movement by Mahatma Gandhi
in his essay The Cult of the Chakra.He believed in the
coexistence of the British and Indians and stated that
British rule in India was political symptom.
• He supported the Indian independence movement and
following Jallianwala Bagh massacre,he even renounced
his Knighthood on 30 may 1919
• On the whole ,his vision of a free India was based not on
its independence from the foreign rule,but on liberty of
thought,action and conscience of its citizens.
5. Major works • Gitanjali
• Jana Gana Mana
• Aamaar Sonaar Banglaa
• Sonar Tari (The Golden Boat)
• Manasi (The Ideal One)
• Gitimalya (wreath of songs)
• Balaka (A Flight of Swans)
• Ghare Daire (The Hone and
The World)
• Guru
6. Awards & Achievements
• For his momentous and literary works,Tagore
was honored with the Noble prize in literature
on14 November 1913.
• He was also conferred Knighthood in
1915,which he renounced in 1919 after the
Jallianwala Bagh carnage.
• In 1940, Oxford University awarded him with
a Doctorate of Literature in a special
ceremony arranged at Shantiniketan.
7. His philosophy
• As a Vedantist
• As an Individualist
• As a Naturalist
• As an Idealisti
• As an spiritualist
• As an Humanist
• Tagore’s Internationalism : He was an
ardent prophet of world unity.He believed
in world brotherhood.
8. Edward John, Rabindranath
Tagore : Poet and Dramatist. –
London : Oxford University
Press, 1948
Rothenstein, William, Six
Portraits of Rabindranath
Tagore. – London, 1915
Ghose, Sisirkumar, The Later
Poems of Tagore. – London,
1961
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