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Ganesh Gogoi
গনেশ গগৈ
Born28 December 1907
Jorhat, Assam, India
Died21 August 1938 (aged 30)
OccupationAuthor, poet and actor
NationalityIndian
GenreAssamese literature

Ganesh Gogoi (Assamese: গনেশ গগৈ) dv(1907– 1938) was a poet of Assam[1] and then he is remembered also as a lyricist, composer, playwright, actor and football player. He is also known as Papori Kobi.

Life

Ganesh Gogoi was born at Jorhat of Assam on 28 December 1907. His father's name was Kanak Chandra Gogoi.[2]

Ganesh Gogoi's spent his childhood and student life in his native place Jorhat. Passed the Matric examination from Jorhat Government High School in the second division, After matriculation, he was admitted to Cotton College, Guwahati, Assam in the year 1926. He left for Kolkata in 1927 and was admitted to Ripon College (now called Surendranath College) for higher studies. Later on he also got admission to the Kashi Hindu university (Now Banaras Hindu University), but did not complete his study

Some of his famous dramas had pictured in 'Jorhat Theatre' where Ganesh Gogoi used to stage these dramas.

Drama
  • Jerengar Sati (1937)
  • Sakunir Pratisodh
  • Kashmir Kurmari
  • Lachit
  • Kuri Satika, etc.
Poetry
  • Papori (1934) A romantic Assamese poetry book.
  • Swapna bhanga (1934)
  • Rupajyoti (1945)
  • Naoria
  • Boragi

Many songs were published in magazines like Banhi, Awahan, Ghar-Jeuti, Dainik Batori, Na-Jon, etc. at that time. His only book on lyrics is titled Geetimala.

Honours

  • The Government of Assam to institute an award in the name of Ganesh Gogoi from the year 2009. This film was officially selected for South Asian Film Festival 2007 at Dhaka.[3]
  • A documentary entitled Ganesh Gogoir Jiban Surabhi has been produced on his life and works.[citation needed]
  • A park named as Ganesh Gogoi Kabita Kanan after him in Jorhat, Assam.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ "Music of India Website". Archived from the original on 29 October 2014. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
  2. ^ "Ganesh Gogoi – A Versatile Genius, by Babul Tamuli, Source, Bipuljyoti.in". Archived from the original on 1 May 2012. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
  3. ^ "Ganesh Gogoi Award to Hiren Bhattacharya". The Assam Tribune. Archived from the original on 18 July 2012. Retrieved 24 May 2012.

External links

Books
Audio
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