Literary Style
He brought modern era of poetry in Bengali. He did not describe the life of Gods and Goddesses, but the daily life of human beings. He also wrote biographies of many Bengali poets and musicians.
Ishwarchandra Gupta always satires the so-called modern class who blindly followed the colonial British power.
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- Tumi ma kalpataru
- Amra shob posha goru
- Shikhi ni shing bankano
- Khai kebol khol-bichuli-ghash
- Jano ranga amla
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- Tule mamla
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- Na bhange gamla
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- Tule mamla
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- Ma!
- Pele bhushi
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- Tatei kushi
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- Ghushi khele bachbo na!
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- Tatei kushi
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His literary works were included in the curriculum of school level, secondary and higher secondary Bengali Literature in Bengali speaking states like West Bengal, Tripura etc. of India and country Bangladesh.
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