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'''Paulami Sengupta''' was the [[ | '''Paulami Sengupta''' was the [[executive editor]] of Bengali magazines under ABP House in [[India]]; including "Desh, Sananda", a magazine for grown ups, ''[[Anandamela]]'', a children's magazine published in [[Bengali language|Bengali]] from [[Kolkata]], [[India]]; ''[[Unish Kuri]]'', the [[teen magazine]] of Eastern [[India]], and ''Anandalok'', a magazine covering the film industry. She died on 17 October 2018 in Kolkata. She was survived by her daughter, mother and younger sister. | ||
Paulami Sengupta Memorial Foundation is an initiative taken by | Paulami Sengupta Memorial Foundation is an initiative taken by her family members, who wished to take forward what she started and always stood for – bringing young writing talents into the forefront and giving them a boost. She always believed the editor's job is to bring out hidden talents, only then our literature legacy will grow. The foundation takes an oath to walk on her path and support true talent in the field of art and literature, as a tribute to Paulami Sengupta. | ||
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Paulami Sengupta was the executive editor of Bengali magazines under ABP House in India; including "Desh, Sananda", a magazine for grown ups, Anandamela, a children's magazine published in Bengali from Kolkata, India; Unish Kuri, the teen magazine of Eastern India, and Anandalok, a magazine covering the film industry. She died on 17 October 2018 in Kolkata. She was survived by her daughter, mother and younger sister.
Paulami Sengupta Memorial Foundation is an initiative taken by her family members, who wished to take forward what she started and always stood for – bringing young writing talents into the forefront and giving them a boost. She always believed the editor's job is to bring out hidden talents, only then our literature legacy will grow. The foundation takes an oath to walk on her path and support true talent in the field of art and literature, as a tribute to Paulami Sengupta.
Literary works
- Amra Aaaj Roomal Chor (Ananda Publishers)
- Anandamela Golpo Sankalan (Edited) (Ananda Publishers)
- Asterix Comics (Bengali version) (Translator)[1] (Ananda Publishers). Translated from French to Bengali language.
- Pencil Khuki (Ananda Publishers)
- Pujabarshiki Anandamela Golpo Sankalan (Edited) (Ananda Publishers)
- Samanami (Translator)(Ananda Publishers) Translation of Jhumpa Lahiri's novel The Namesake.
- Ulki (Ananda Publishers)
References
- ↑ "http://www.asterix-obelix.nl/manylanguages/bengali.htm". Asterix Speaks bengali. Archived from the original (Website) on 18 October 2006. Retrieved 6 February 2007.
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