Debasis Bandyopadhyay

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Debasis Bandyopadhyay (দেবাশিস বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায়)

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Born| (1979-12-05)5 December 1979

Pawnan Village, Hooghly, West Bengal

Nationality| Indian
Occupation| Writer

Notable work

| Ranikahini
Awards| Poulami Sengupta Puraskar

Debasis Bandyopadhyay(b. 5 December 1979 – ) is an Indian Bengali writer noted for his contribution to the genre of Bengali fiction and children's literature. He is a noted contributor to the Bengali juvenile detective adventure fiction with his Tuyatara Group and adventurist DiThi-Kalpyo-Sunreet(দিঠি-কল্প্য-সূনৃত) stories, dealing with the adventure of the Three Musketeers, their mentor assistant Bhubandadu (ভুবনদাদু), and police inspector Punarbasu Mitra(বসুদা). His other famous series is Kaga-Boga (কান্তিক গাঙ্গুলি - বন্ধন গায়েন), a Comic satire fiction which connected with incongruity of our present day social, political and cultural life. Debasis also write several short stories for juvenile readers as well as adult readers in many prominent bengali literary magazine.

## Contents

* 1 Early life
* 2 Creative years
* 3 Selected bibliography
* 3.1 List of Juvenile Novel
* 3.2 List of short story for children
* 3.3 List of Short Story
* 4 Awards and honours
* 4.1 Awards
* 5 Notes
* 6 References
* 7 External links

## Early life[edit]

Debasis was born in Pawnan Village of Hooghly district, West Bengal. He came to live in Chuchura Town from his ancestral village Pawnan after his school education. He studied at the Pawnan Radha Rani High School and completed his B.Tech in Electronics & Tele-communication Engineering Haldia Institute of Technology. Thereafter, he joined in Power Generation Industry as graduate engineer. He presently working at a Public Sector Thermal Power Generation Company.

## Creative years[edit]

In 2006, Debasis wrote his first popular short story in widely circulated Bengali literary magazine 'Desh (দেশ)' under Anandabzar Patrika Group. His fictional work get published in all major Bengali Magazine. Debasis wrote his first juvenile novel "Hanabarir Javascript" at "Pujabarshi Anandamela", a mystery and adventure series which introduces the popular character of Dithi,Kalpyo, Sunrit (Three school friend) with their archaeologist grandfather Bhubandadu and Punarbasu Mitra (Basuda, from crime branch of police). These mystery adventure series continues with juvenile novel "Bhagabaner Apan Besh", a mystery connected with ancient Kerala and "Tuyatara" very complex and thrilling adventure mystery connected with myth and cave of Meghalaya.

Debasis created his next very well acclaimed series of Kaga Boga mixing satire, comedy and mystery.

Ranikahini the historical fiction on less known royal story of Bhurishestha Kindom of Bengal during the period of Sixteenth century is one other celebrated work of Debasis.

## Selected bibliography[edit]

### List of Juvenile Novel[edit]

* Hanabarir JavaScript
* Bhagabaner Apan Besh
* Tuyatara
* Ghando Jakhon Gandhote
* Hensehare Hunsiyar
* Oi Dekho Bhai Chand Uthechhe (A science fiction, Serialised in Anandamela Magazine from 5th December 2022 to 5th May,2023)
* Ranikahini (Historical Fiction)

### List of short story for children[edit]

* Hattimatimer Dim (Published in Anandamela)
* Payer Awaj(Published in Anandamela)
* Bhute Manushe (Published in Hutopati)
* Je Ful Fote Fulbone (Published in Jhalapala)
* Vacuum (Published in Tagbag)
* Bagher Deray (Published in Anandamela)
* Bhutopurbo (Published in Anandamela)
* Bala Baran (Published in Anandamela)
* Pichhu Pichhu Ase(Published in Anandamela)
* Pratik Dutta-er Pratidwandi (Published in Anandamela)
* Nisutipur Last Passenger (Published in Anandamela)
* Bhutik Bhraman (Published in Anandamela)
* Hasantakal (Published in Anandamela)
* Siulitalay Bhorbela (Published in Sharodiya Anandamela)
* Bhul Thakurma (Published in Anandamela)
* Kichu Bhuture (Published in Anandamela)
* Kilimanjaro (Published in Anandamela)
* Madagaskarer Kokil (Published in Anandamela)
* Sekhane Sondhye Hoy (Published in Anandamela)
* Nibarandadur Dairy (Published in Anandamela)
* 14 (Published in Chiro Sabuj Lekha from Sishu Kishor Academy)
* \--

### List of Short Story[edit]

* Hobby (Published in Desh Patrika)
* Fusmantar
* Karabikunja
* Hasnuhana
* Rupkathar Bhitar Bahir (included in Nabalekhan Bangla Galpomala,a Bengali short story collection from National Book Trust, also translated in Odiya)
* Bakulful Bakulful
* Himel Batas
* Jekhane Bagher Bhoy ( included in '25 tiger story' edited by Buddhadeb Guha)
* Bhoy Peyo Na (included in '25 ghost story' edited by Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay)
* Free
* Divorce
* Jibanpatra
* Aynaferi
* Bhalobasar Dhan (inclused in Paraspathar Galposankalan)
* Probesh Nished
* Aruner Swapno ( included in Galpe Galpe Netaji, A collection of short fiction on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose from Bangla Academy)
* ...

## Awards and honours[edit]

### Awards[edit]

* 2019: Poulami Sengupta Puraskar in fiction category for the book "Dhanda Jakhon Gandhote"

## Notes[edit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DPaVNxuftI (ABP ANANDA News on Poulami Sengupta Award)

## References[edit]

## External links[edit]

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