Sukumar Ray

Indian-Bangladeshi author and poet

Sukumar Ray - Artists & Creatives born October 30th, 1887
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An influential author, poet, and playwright, created a distinctive body of work that includes children's literature and humorous poetry. Contributed to Bengali literature with notable writings, blending imagination and humor. Worked as an editor for the magazine Sandesh, which became a popular platform for his literary creations. His work often reflected a deep understanding of child psychology and an appreciation for the whimsical aspects of life.

Wrote the children's classic 'AbolTabol'

Edited the literary magazine 'Sandesh'

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