Tapan Kumar Pradhan
b. 1972writer
writer
Subhadra Sen Gupta
1952–2021, born New Delhi, writes in English, writer, short story writer
Subhadra Sen Gupta was an Indian writer known for her works in children’s historical fiction and literature. She was the winner of Sahitya Akademi’s 2015 Bal Sahitya Puraskar and wrote over 40 books for children with a wide range of genres. Her book, Mystery of the House of Pigeons, was adapted into a television series for Doordarshan as Khoj Khazana Khojh .She is also famous for writing the books “The Teenage Diary Of Jodh Bai”, “The Constitution Of India For Children” and “A Children’s History Of India”.. Most of her books are in the genres of historical fiction and non-fiction, but she also wrote travelogues, comic strips and detective and ghost stories.
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On Open Library
Good girls are bad news1992
The secret diary of the world's worst cook2011
A children's history of India2015
Ashoka The Great And Compassionate King2009
Bagful of History2018Editions Open Library lists under this name; a namesake may slip in.
Awards
| 2015 | Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar |
Elsewhere
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Also writing in English
Kishori Charan Das
1924–2004Odia writer
Sitakant Mahapatra
b. 1937writer from Odisha
R. K. Narayan
1906–2001English-language writer (1906–2001)
Annada Shankar Ray
1905–2002writer, poet, essayist (1905-2002)
Amitav Ghosh
b. 1956writer