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Book Details
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Title: (Sandesh)
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Editor: Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury & Sukumar Ray
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Language: Bengali
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ISBN: 9789381140833
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Cover: Paperback
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Category: Children’s Books, Periodicals
About the Book
"সন্দেশ" (Sandesh), a celebrated children’s monthly magazine, was edited by the legendary Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury and Sukumar Ray. It was first published from 22 No. Sukiya Street in the early 1900s and quickly became a cornerstone of Bengali children’s literature.
This volume, from the third year of publication (Baisakh-Chaitra 1322), features a delightful mix of poetry, folk tales, history, discoveries, and imaginative stories. Upendrakishore’s magical touch brought new life to children’s literature, and his stories—ranging from the "Ramayana" to unforgettable characters like Gupigain, Bagha Bain, Boka Jola, and Ghyasoo—remain cherished classics in Bengali culture.
"Sandesh" was not just a magazine but a revolution in children’s literature. It combined vibrant storytelling with captivating illustrations, setting the standard for children's periodicals in the region. The content was diverse, ranging from scientific discoveries, biographical sketches, and travelogues to songs, riddles, and engaging narratives.
The magazine’s unparalleled popularity wasn’t confined to Bengali-speaking regions; it also gained international acclaim for its progressive outlook and innovative presentation. Sandesh embodied the intellectual and cultural renaissance of Bengali literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering a modern approach to literature while preserving the essence of Bengali heritage.
This book is a tribute to that legacy, offering a glimpse into the golden age of Bengali children’s magazines, and is a must-read for both young readers and those who want to relive the vibrant world of Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury's literary creations.

