Rabindranath Tagore India's Best Writer
Rabindranath Tagore India's Best Writer
Rabindranath Tagore is one of the best humans created by God
in this World. He can be aligned with the great literary classmates of
Shakespeare, G.B Shaw and Tolstoy, and other great writers in the World.
Rabindranath Tagore was born on May 7, 1861 in the Tagore
family in Jorasanko, Kolkata. Rabindranath was a poet, novelist, critic, short
story writer, philosopher, educator, scientist and social reformer. He had a
great influence on the work of Indian satra and national struggle.
Rabindranath won the Satra World Nobel in literature in 1913
for his great contribution to various kinds of Indian literature and Bengali
language which influenced the work of World literature. Many of his poems were
translated into English.
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| Rabindranath Tagore with Albert Einsten |
Rabindranath from a young age showed his genius in the field
of literature. His poetry works impress many of his seniors. Senior Matthew
Arnold, who considered Rabindranath Tagore capable of independent study and
discovered hidden talent. He managed to hone his talent into an amazing thing
in the Bengali literary work.
Rabindranath Tagore's works include poetry, music, novels,
plays, paintings, short stories, etc.
Some novel titles, namely:
Shesher Kobita
Noukadubi
Chaturanga,
Gora
Ghare Baire,
Char Odhay
Gitanjali, Tagore's work in the form of poetry anthology won
the Nobel Prize in 1913. The Nobel Prize in Literature made him the first
Indian and Asian person to receive the Nobel Prize in World Literature. He also
created the Indian National Anthem, "Jana Gana Mana."
In the British colonial period in India, he contributed to
the development of education by establishing Visva Bharati University at
Santiniketan in 1902.
Rabindranath Tagore died on August 7, 1941. Until now the
figure of the writer has not been replaced. On his 125th birthday in 1986,
Indian people celebrated his birthday to commemorate his services for his
contribution to the Indian national unity which was formed based on his works
considered to give high value to Indian literature.
Rabindranath can only be compared to Rabindranath himself. He
is considered the greatest figure in the modern Indian National Awakening.
Rabindranath is seen as the source of beauty, knowledge and inspiration of all
noble thoughts and great ideas.