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Celebrating Tagore's 150th birth anniversary

A. M. Jahid, RU Corresponden
Profound love for humanity lies concealed behind all the literary creations of Rabindranath which deal with human emotions and crises, speakers said at a seminar on Tagore.
Addressing a day-long celebration marking the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore at Rajshahi University on April 5, speakers said that Tagore was a versatile genius in all forms of art ranging horn literature, music, plays, and painting.
Bangla department, Bangla Samity and Bangla Research Sangsad of the university jointly organised the celebration amid enthusiasm on the campus.
Describing Tagore as a global scholar, the speakers also said all the forms of Bengali literature have been enriched by Tagore's writings.
RU pro vice-chancellor Muhammad Nurullah inaugurated the programme while the department's teachers, students and offi-
cials and invited guests were present.
Bangla Department chairman Prof Shafikunnabi Samadi presided over the function. Prof M Abdur Rahman, treasurer of the university was present as special guest at the university Kazi Nazrul Islam auditorium.
Earlier, a procession was brought out on the campus that ended in front of the university Kazi Narui Islam auditorium parading the campus's streets.
In a seminar, Prof Choudhury Zulfikar Matin presented his paper on Tagore, titled
'Amorotter Jala’. Professor Sanat Kumar Saha and Professor Kandakar Sirazul Haque discussed on the article. Professor Khandakar Farhad Hossain presided over the session.
Later, a cultural programme on Tagore songs titled 'Sarthok Janom Amar', participated by the students was held in the auditorium.
The second session of the programme started with another seminar titled "Lokdorpone Rabindranath” presented by Professor Sattabati Giri of Jadabpur University, India.
Noted writer Prof Hasan Azizul Haque and RU former vice-chancellor Prof Abdul Khaleq addressed the seminar while Prof Abdul Jalil, former teacher of the university was in the chair.
The day-long programme ended with a cultural programme on Tagore songs titled "Joy tabo bichitro anando” by singers Bulbul Islam and Nandita Yesmin while a dance programme titled "Nohi samanna nari”, on the basis of “Natir Puj”' and "Tasher Desh” of Tagore was performed by dancer Warda Rihab and her group.