October 29th 2023.
Sukumar Ray was a renowned writer and poet from Bengal, who was born on October 30, 1887. He belonged to a Brahmo family and was greatly influenced by his father, Upendrakishore Ray, a polymath of his time. He also had a close friendship with the legendary Rabindranath Tagore, which had a profound impact on his artistic journey.
Ray catapulted to popularity when he launched the children's magazine 'Sandesh' in May 1913. His literary contributions were immense and his works like 'Kumropatash' in 'Abol Tabol,' 'Dashur Kirti,' 'Huko Mukho Hangla,' 'The Court Room,' and 'The CAT' in 'HaJaBaRaLa' continue to delight readers with their wit, humour, and unique perspective.
Unfortunately, Ray's life came to an abrupt end on September 10, 1923 due to a severe infectious fever. Despite his short life, he left behind some of the most popular works of literature which young readers should not miss.
These books include 'Abol Tabol,' 'Haffi,' 'Pagla Dashu,' 'Nonte Phonte,' and 'Jhamela.' These are some of the most amazing books that can provide hours of entertainment and learning to children of all ages.
Sukumar Ray has left behind a legacy of creativity and imagination that will continue to mesmerize readers for years to come. His birth anniversary is the perfect time to revisit his timeless works and introduce them to the younger generation.
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