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	\| known_for = Scientist, Author		\| known_for = Scientist, Author
	\| education =		\| education =
	\| notable works = ~~''Bigyanar Anupam Jagat''~~ (~~The beautiful world~~ of ~~Science~~)		\| notable works = Asha aru Akangshar Kusum Butali (Gathering the threads of hopes and aspirations), Baijnanik Mon Baijnanik Sinta (Scientific mind, scientific thoughts), Dinesh Chandra Goswamir Swanirvasita Galpa (Self-selected SF short stories)
	\| spouse = Rupasree Goswami		\| spouse = Rupasree Goswami
	\| awards = ~~three~~ Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards, Gopal Chandra Goswami Award, Premdhar Dutta Award, National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC), honoured ~~but~~ the President of India for contribution to children's literature – 2007, Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam - 2016		\| awards = Three Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards (Gopal Chandra Goswami Award-1968, Gopal Chandra Goswami Award-1972 Premdhar Dutta Award-1980) National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC), honoured by the President of India for contribution to children's literature – 2007, Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam - 2016
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	==Early life==		==Early life==
	'''''Dinesh Chandra''''' was born in Ulubari Sattra village of [[Nalbari ~~district~~]] of [[Assam]] in 1949. He ~~finished his education,~~ MSc and PhD ~~degree~~ from [[Gauhati University]]. ~~Towards the beginning of~~ his career, in 1970, ~~he was a~~ lecturer in [[~~Physics~~]]. He later worked at ~~various institutions such as~~ [[~~Council of Scientific and Industrial Research\|CSIR~~]]~~, New Delhi~~ and [[Regional Research Laboratory, Jorhat~~\|Regional Research Laboratory~~]]~~, Jorhat~~ as ~~a scientist~~.		'''Dinesh Chandra Goswami''' was born at Ulubari Sattra village of [[Nalbari]] district of Assam in 1949. He did MSc and PhD degrees from Gauhati University. He started his career, in 1970, as lecturer in physics at B. Barooah College and then joined Cotton College, [[Guwahati]].<ref> 'Dr Dinesh Chandra Goswami-- Bhavishyatar Manuh', ed. Dr Pramod Chandra Neog and Dr Mantu Bhuyan, Vedakantha, Jorhat, 2013</ref> He later worked in the CSIR Publications and Information Directorate and the CSIR Headquarters at [[New Delhi]] and then in various levels as a scientist at the Regional Research Laboratory, [[Jorhat]]. He retired in 2009 as the Adviser to the Director. Besides Assamese he knows [[English language\|English]] and [[Hindi]].
	Besides [[~~Assamese~~ language\|~~Assamese~~]] ~~he knows English~~ and [[~~Hindi language\|~~Hindi]].

	==Career as a writer==		==Career as a writer==
	He started writing ~~a Children~~'s ~~column~~ at the age of 11. His first book (Abhinava Abiskar) was published in 1975. He has published about seven novels, ~~seven~~ short story collections, one children's drama, ~~forty-five~~ popular science books, and various text books and guide books. Some of his significant works include novels such as''Jonakir Jilikani'', ~~" Sabdaa~~ Nirontor Sabda", "Divya Upaban", "Atmajibonir ~~Ditiyo~~ Prayas",''Tritonor Abhiyan'' (~~Drama~~), ''~~Abhinna Hriday~~'' (~~[[Short story collection\|SHORT Stories]]~~), ''~~Kalpajagat~~'' (~~Short Stories~~) .<ref>{{cite book\|last1=Sahitya Akademi's booklet on Bal Sahitya Puraskar\|title=Award in Assamese to Dinesh Chandra Goswami\|pages=2–3}}</ref> ~~He has been the Editor of various encyclopaedias, journals, and magazines.~~		He started writing in the children's corners of newspapers at the age of 11. His first book (Abhinava Abiskar) was published in 1975. He has published about seven novels, eight short story collections, one children's drama, 53 popular science books, and various text books and guide books. Some of his significant works include novels such as 'Jonakir Jilikani', 'Atmajivanir Prayas', 'Sabda Nirontor Sabda', 'Divya Upaban', 'Atmajibonir Dwitiy Prayas', 'Tritonor Abhiyan' (drama), 'Abhinna Hriday' (short stories), 'Kalpajagat'(short stories), 'Antarvahi' (short stories), 'Mantur Parivesh' (children's novel), and 'Asha aru Akangshar Kusum Butali' (Gathering the threads of hopes and aspirations--an autobiography). A collection of his self-selected science fiction short stories in Assamese has been published by the National Book Trust, India, and its English version (The Hair Timer) has also been published by them. More than 40 of his science fiction dramas and more than 100 of his science features, besides a large number of his talks and discussions, have been broadcast by AIR. He has been regularly publishing popular science and social columns in newspapers and magazines. He was the chief editor of the Assamese Encyclopaedia (three volumes on science) and an Assamese language dictionary the 'Saraighat Abhidhan', and various other science dictionaries and popular science volumes. He is also the editor of a series of 125 world famous classics translated into Assamese, besides many other compilations and magazines. <ref>{{cite book\|last1=Sahitya Akademi's booklet on Bal Sahitya Puraskar\|title=Award in Assamese to Dinesh Chandra Goswami\|pages=2–3}}</ref>

	==Awards==		==Awards==
	He has won several awards including:		He has won several awards including:
	~~# three~~ Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards		*Three Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards (Gopal Chandra Goswami Awards--1968 and 1972; and Premadhar Datta Award--1980)<ref>Binoi Muhan saikia, Dr. Dinesh Ch. Gowashami, Bandhab publication, 2018, page no-4</ref>
	# Gopal Chandra Goswami ~~Award –~~ 1968 and 1972		*National Prize for Children's Literature--1980
	~~# Premdhar Dutta Award –~~ 1980		*NBT Prize for children's literature--1992
	# National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by [[National Council for Science and Technology Communication]] (NCSTC) – 1997		*National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC)-- 1997
	#Honoured by the President of India for contribution to children's literature – 2007		*Honoured by the President of India for contribution to children's literature--2007
	~~# Assam~~ Publication Board ~~award~~-2012		*Publication Board Assam, Award--2012
	# Bisan Lal Agarwal ~~environment award~~-2013		*Bisan Lal Agarwal Environment Award--2013
	# Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam - 2016		*Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar--2014
			*Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam--2016. <ref>'Vishista Bijnan Lekhak aru Bijnan Prasarak Dr Dinesh Chandra Goswami', Pratibha Devi, Chandra Prakash, Guwahati, 2007</ref>

			==Honours==
			Dr. Goswami was the President of the Assam Science Society and the Founder President of the Assam Science Writers' Association. He is associated with many other social and scientific organizations. <ref>Binoi Muhan saikia, Dr. Dinesh Ch. Gowashami, Bandhab publication, 2018, page no-8</ref>

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| notable works = ''Bigyanar Anupam Jagat'' (The beautiful world of Science)
| spouse = Rupasree Goswami
| awards = three Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards, Gopal Chandra Goswami Award, Premdhar Dutta Award, National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC), honoured but the President of India for contribution to children's literature – 2007, Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam - 2016
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'''Dr. Dinesh Chandra Goswami''' is an [[Assamese language|Assamese]] writer and winner of the [[Sahitya Akademi]]'s Bal Sahitya Puraskar for 2014.<ref>{{cite news|title=Bal Sahitya Awards Announced for 2014|url=http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/bal-sahitya-awards-announced-for-2014-652423|accessdate=24 March 2015|agency=[[NDTV]]|date=23 August 2014}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=7 from NE bag Sahitya Akademi award|url=http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/guwahati/7-from-NE-bag-Sahitya-Akademi-award/articleshow/40712917.cms|accessdate=24 March 2015|agency=The Times of India|date=23 August 2014}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Bal Sahitya Puraskar November 14–16, 2014, Bengaluru awards Presentation Ceremony|url=http://sahitya-akademi.gov.in/sahitya-akademi/e-newsletter/Nov-Dec_2014_NewsLetter.pdf|website=Sahitya Akademi|access-date=24 March 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180714091455/http://www.sahitya-akademi.gov.in/sahitya-akademi/e-newsletter/Nov-Dec_2014_NewsLetter.pdf|archive-date=14 July 2018|url-status=dead}}</ref>

==Early life==
'''''Dinesh Chandra''''' was born in Ulubari Sattra village of [[Nalbari district]] of [[Assam]] in 1949. He finished his education, MSc and PhD degree from [[Gauhati University]]. Towards the beginning of his career, in 1970, he was a lecturer in [[Physics]]. He later worked at various institutions such as [[Council of Scientific and Industrial Research|CSIR]], New Delhi and [[Regional Research Laboratory, Jorhat|Regional Research Laboratory]], Jorhat as a scientist.
Besides [[Assamese language|Assamese]] he knows English and [[Hindi language|Hindi]].

==Career as a writer==
He started writing a Children's column at the age of 11. His first book (Abhinava Abiskar) was published in 1975. He has published about seven novels, seven short story collections, one children's drama, forty-five popular science books, and various text books and guide books. Some of his significant works include novels such as''Jonakir Jilikani'', " Sabdaa Nirontor Sabda", "Divya Upaban", "Atmajibonir Ditiyo Prayas",''Tritonor Abhiyan'' (Drama), ''Abhinna Hriday'' ([[Short story collection|SHORT Stories]]), ''Kalpajagat'' (Short Stories) .<ref>{{cite book|last1=Sahitya Akademi's booklet on Bal Sahitya Puraskar|title=Award in Assamese to Dinesh Chandra Goswami|pages=2–3}}</ref> He has been the Editor of various encyclopaedias, journals, and magazines.

==Awards==
He has won several awards including:
# three Asom Sahitya Sabha Awards
# Gopal Chandra Goswami Award – 1968 and 1972
# Premdhar Dutta Award – 1980
# National Award for Best S&T coverage in mass media by [[National Council for Science and Technology Communication]] (NCSTC) – 1997
#Honoured by the President of India for contribution to children's literature – 2007
# Assam Publication Board award-2012
# Bisan Lal Agarwal environment award-2013
# Lifetime achievement award from the Publication Board, Assam - 2016

==References==
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