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"Muktir Anwesha": Exhibition tracing the history of little magazine

Ershad Kamol
For over 150 years, little magazines have voiced protests against oppression and injustice. The little magazine. Tatwabodhini (1843), made a tremendous impact on the society for featuring articles on socioeconomic issues and upholding nationalism. Since the Raj, little magazines had to struggle against the ruling class that considered these publications as a threat.
An exhibition titled Muktir Anwesha, featuring the history of little magazines from the Raj era till the independence of Bangladesh in 1971 is on at the Liberation War Museum. The fortnight-long exhibition organised by Chattagram Little Magazine Library O Gobeshona Kendra, in association with Liberation War Museum, began on April 23.
Noted educationist Professor Anisuzzaman inaugurated the exhibition. Director of Chattagram Little Magazine Library O Gobeshona Kendra, Kamolesh Dasgupta and Shamimul Haque Shamim also spoke at the programme. A trustee of Liberation War Museum, Mafidul Haque delivered the welcome speech. The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Shashanko Pal, the editor of little magazine Srabosti. Pal was martyred in Barisal during the Liberation War. 3
The exhibition includes Kamolesh = Dasgupta’s collection of little magazines -- i from Twatwabodhini to Srabosti. The latter ? made a remarkable contribution in generat-ing'Bbngall nationalism during the Pakistan period.
Apart from Tatwabodhini, other pioneering little magazines on display are: Bamabodhini, Bangobani.Bharoti, Archona, Shuprobhat and Mashik Madina. All of these magazines were published during the Raj era."Muktir Anwesha": Exhibition tracing
the history of little magazine
Ershad Kamol
For over 150 years, little magazines have voiced protests against oppression and injustice. The little magazine. Tatwabodhini (1843), made a tremendous impact on the society for featuring articles on socioeconomic issues and upholding nationalism. Since the Raj, little magazines had to struggle against the ruling class that considered these publications as a threat.
An exhibition titled Muktir Anwesha, featuring the history of little magazines from the Raj era till the independence of Bangladesh in 1971 is on at the Liberation War Museum. The fortnight-long exhibition organised by Chattagram Little Magazine Library O Gobeshona Kendra, in association with Liberation War Museum, began on April 23.
Noted educationist Professor Anisuzzaman inaugurated the exhibition. Director of Chattagram Little Magazine Library O Gobeshona Kendra, Kamolesh Dasgupta and Shamimul Haque Shamim also spoke at the programme. A trustee of Liberation War Museum, Mafidul Haque delivered the welcome speech. The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Shashanko Pal, the editor of little magazine Srabosti. Pal was martyred in Barisal during the Liberation War. 3
The exhibition includes Kamolesh = Dasgupta’s collection of little magazines -- i from Twatwabodhini to Srabosti. The latter ? made a remarkable contribution in generat-ing'Bbngall nationalism during the Pakistan period.
Apart from Tatwabodhini, other pioneering little magazines on display are: Bamabodhini, Bangobani.Bharoti, Archona, Shuprobhat and Mashik Madina. All of these magazines were published during the Raj era.
Progressive little magazines like Shomokal and Choturango that mobilised the younger generation and highlighted art, culture and social issues during the Pakistan period are on display. Moreover, pioneering little magazines for women like Bandhobi are also included.
The exhibition helps understand the chronological development of little magazines in this country. Reputable contemporary little magazines are also available at the exhibition for sale.