Poush (Bengali: পৌষ) is the 9th month of both the Bengali calendar and the Nepali calendar. It overlaps December and January of the Gregorian calendar. It is the first month of the winter season.

During Poush crops are harvested and farmers often have ample food and income. Poush is therefore thought of as a good month. However, there is a Bengali saying, "For some it is the month of Poush, for others it is ruin."

In his novel Ganadevata, the noted Bengali writer Tarashankar Bandopadhyay quotes a rural rhyme

Poush-Poush, golden Poush,

Come Poush but don't go away, don't ever leave,

Don't leave Poush, don't,

The husband and son will eat a full bowl of rice.^[1]

References[link]

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Indrani Sen is a Bengali Indian exponent of Rabindra Sangeet and Bengali songs. She studied at the Bengal Music College, a music training college affiliated with the prestigious University of Calcutta.^[1]

She is the daughter of noted singer Sumitra Sen, she trained in Rabindra Sangeet under singer, Debabrata Biswas, and subsequently received training in classical music from Bibhuti Dutta, and in Nazrul Geeti from Purabi Dutta. ^[2]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Indrani Sen, Profile at Last.fm
• Indrani Sen, website

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Mahendra of Nepal (left) visiting Israel accompanied by Director General of Ministry of Defense Shimon Peres (middle) and Air Force commander Maj. Gen. Ezer Weizman (right), 1958

Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev, King of Nepal (11 June 1920 – 31 January 1972) was King of Nepal from 1955 to 1972.

Early life[link]

Mahendra was born 11 June 1920 to King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah of Nepal. Although Tribhuvan was nominally king since 1911, he was only window-dressing for de-facto rule by the Rana dynasty of hereditary prime ministers, civil servants and army officers that had been in power since 1846. Mahendra was also captive in Narayanhiti Palace, virtually a gilded cage. In 1940 he married Indra Rajya Laxmi,^[1] daughter of General Hari Shamsher Rana. They had three sons, Birendra, Gyanendra, Dhirendra and three daughters Shanti, Sharada and Shobha. Queen Indra died in 1950. In 1952 Mahendra married Indra's sister Ratna Rajya Lakshmi Devi. This marriage produced no children.

Meanwhile, popular discontent and the British withdrawal from India in 1947 had made Rana rule increasingly untenable. In 1950 the political situation had deteriorated so far that the personal safety of the royals was in doubt. Tribhuvan and most of his family escaped to India. Open revolt ensued and by the end of the year the Ranas agreed to a coalition government under Tribhuvan in which they shared power equally with the Nepali Congress Party. By the end of the year the Ranas were maneuvered out and Nepal's first experiment with democratic government under constitutional monarchy was underway. Tribhuvan's health was poor and he died in 1955.

Reign[link]

Mahendra of Nepal (second from left) in a visit to Israeli Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, 1958

Elvis Presley with Queen Ratna and King Mahendra, Los Angeles, 1960

Mahendra was crowned on 2 May 1956. He succeeded Tribhuvan as king of Nepal.

On 15 December 1960 he suspended the constitution, dissolved parliament, dismissed the cabinet, imposed direct rule and imprisoned then prime minister Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala and his closest government colleagues.^[2][3] Mahendra instituted a Panchayat hierarchical system of village, district and national councils, a variant of guided democracy. He pursued a foreign policy of neutrality between China and India.

Mahendra was made a British Field Marshal in 1960. Mahendra implemented a land reform policy, which provided land to many landless people. The Mahendra Highway (also called East-West Highway) that runs along the entire Terai belt in southern Nepal was constructed during his reign. He played a key role in making Nepal a member of the United Nations.

Death and survivors[link]

Mahendra suffered a heart attack while hunting in Chitwan with Tiger Tops Hotel proprietor John Coapman, also associated with the CIA at the time^{[citation needed]}, who reported in 1977 that Mahendra died in his arms after eating dinner "on shikar" and died 31 January 1972 in Bharatpur.^[4]

His son Birendra assumed the throne on 24 February 1975 but died 1 June 2001 along with siblings Dhirendra, Shanti and Sharada in the Nepalese royal massacre. Shobha was wounded but survived and Gyanendra was not present. As of May 2010 Mahendra is also survived by his widow, Queen Mother Ratna.

References[link]

^1 Possibly no heir for the time period of 1911 through 1920. Previous Crown Prince: Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah, from 1906 to 1911.

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Suchitra Mitra (19 September 1924 – 3 January 2011) was an Indian singer and composer, as well as a well-respected exponent of Rabindra Sangeet or the songs of Bengal's poet laureate Rabindranath Tagore. As an academic she remained a Professor and the Head of Rabindra Sangeet Department at the Rabindra Bharati University for many years. Mitra was a playback singer, acted in a Bengali films as well,^[1][2] and was many years associated with IPTA.

Mitra studied at the Scottish Church College, the University of Calcutta and at Visva-Bharati University in West Bengal, India. She has also remained the Sheriff of Kolkata (2001).^[3] After prolonged illness Mitra died of a cardiac ailment on 3 January 2011, in Kolkata.

Early life[link]

Mitra's father, the celebrated littérateur, Saurindra Mohan Mukherjee, was a close associate of the Tagore family of Jorasanko. Suchitra Mitra's natural aptitude in music was recognized by Pankaj Mullick, who gave her, her first lesson in Rabindra Sangeet. From her childhood as the youngest member of her family, Suchitra cultivated her love for the songs and poetry of Tagore. She had an unerring ear for music and a natural gift of voice and expression.

Musical career[link]

In 1941, Suchitra Mitra received a scholarship to Sangeet Bhavan in Santiniketan, where she had the rare privilege of learning from some of the greatest exponents of Rabindra Sangeet - Indiradevi Chaudhurani, Santidev Ghosh and Shailajaranjan Mazumdar. Having obtained her Diploma from Santiniketan, Suchitra Mitra returned to Calcutta in 1945. In 1946, she received her Master's degree in Bengali from Scottish Church College of the University of Calcutta.^[4] In the same year, her inherent love and commitment to Tagore's music encourage her to found the Rabitirtha along with Dwijen Chowdhury^[5] (which was named by renowned historian and Tagore scholar Professor Kalidas Nag)^[6]. Rabitirtha, named in honor of the Nobel laureate, is one of the leading schools of Rabindra Sangeet in Kolkata. Founder and Principal, Suchitra Mitra was an active figure and inspiration behind this establishment. Her dedication, sincerity and comprehension of the subtle nuances underlying Tagore's songs is indeed praiseworthy.^[7]

She was an exponent and an interpreter of Tagore's musical compositions. Her other interests included performing arts including theatrical performances, film-acting, painting etc. Mitra also produced Rabindra Nritya Natyas (or Tagore's dance dramas); she had acted and danced in many of them. She also acted in stage-plays and in films. Her other intellectual pursuits included reciting poetry, writing short stories, poems and children's rhymes, publishing essays and books on more thought provoking subjects such as the grammar and techniques involved in rendering Rabindra Sangeet or on the aesthetics of the music of Tagore. Her greatest achievements may have been her ability to immortalize Tagore's songs both at home and abroad to people of all ages. Invited to the USSR and Hungary, Mitra spread the message of Tagore to the western audience. With the Rabitirtha troupe, she performed Tagore's dance dramas in the USA and Canada. She was the author of many books in Bengali on Rabindra Sangeet, and had recently directed her efforts towards compiling an encyclopedia of Tagore's songs for students and researchers. Suchitra Mitra's repertoire and expertise, coupled with her ability to inculcate in others the love of Rabindra Sangeet was unparalleled and establishes her as one of the greatest names in the world of performing arts in India.^[8]

Her versatile personality projected when she sang songs of different moods. Her songs evoke visions of beauty and wonderment, color and fragrance, love and pain, memories and longing, joy and freedom. Suchitra was considered to be one of the most versatile exponents of Rabindra Sangeet and in recognition thereof she was awarded the Padma Shri by the Government of India in 1974.

Recognition[link]

Her reputation as a successful artiste resulted in her appointment as lecturer in Rabindra Bharati University, where she held the prestigious office of Head of the Department of Music. In recognition of her creative talents, Suchitra Mitra received numerous accolades. Some of Mitra's notable awards included.

• Tagore Hymn Prize in 1945 from London Tagore Hymn Society.
• Padma Shri in 1973 from the Government of India
• Sangeet Natak Academy Award in 1986 from the Government of India
• HMV Golden Disc Award,
• Shiromoni Puraskar from Asian Paints,
• Desikottama from Visva-Bharati,
• Allauddin Puraskar from the Government of West Bengal, among numerous others.

She was conferred honorary D.Litt.degrees by the Rabindra Bharati University, the University of Burdwan and Jadavpur University. As aforementioned, Mitra was also the recipient of the Desikottama (or honorary D.Litt) of the Visva-Bharati University, which is regarded as the pinnacle of recognition in the genre of Rabindra Sangeet.

She retired in 1984 from Rabindra Bharati University as a Professor and the Head of Rabindra Sangeet Department. ^[9]

Her presence was an inspiration to younger generations of artists who wish to master the art of Tagore.

In popular culture[link]

She has been the subject of multiple biographic documentary films. One of them, titled Suchitra Mitra (1993) by Raja Sen, went on to win the National Film Award for Best Cultural Film.^[10] She was awarded Rabindra-Tattwacharya by Tagore Research Institute, Kolkata.

List of Tagore songs sung by Suchitra Mitra[link]

Tagore Songs[link]

1. Maurauno Rey T(n)uhu Maumo Shyamo Somaan (1945)
2. Hridayer Ekul Okul Dukul Bheshey Jaay (1945)
3. Aamaar Ki Bedona shey ki jaano, Ogo Mita (1946)
4. Aaro Kichhukhaun na hoy boshiyo Paashey (1946)
5. Pub haaoaatey dey dola (1947)
6. Aar rekho naa aa(N)dhaarey (1947)
7. Naa chaahiley jaarey (1947)
8. Tor aapon jawney chha(D)bey (1947)
9. Desh desh nondito kauro (1947)
10. badal meghey madal baajey (1947)
11. Nrityero taaley taaley (1948)
12. Ogo kishore aaji (1948)
13. Jeebaun jaukhon shukaye jaay (1948)
14. Jodi tor daak shuney keu naa aashey taubey ekla chaulo rey (1948)
15. Shaarthok Janam Aamaar jonmechhi ei deshey (1948)
16. Aamaar sonaar baanglaa (1948)
17. Aami ki gaan gaabo jey bhebey naa paai (1949)
18. Okay bawl shokhi bawl (1949)
19. Kawkhon diley pauraaye (1949)
20. Neel nabaghawney (1949)
21. Kon Khyapa Sraabon chhutey elo aashwineri aanginaay (1950)
22. Aaj dhaaner khetey (1950)
23. Dyakho Dyakho Shuktaara A(n)khi meli chaay (1951)
24. Je kebol paaliye be(D)aay Drishti e(d)aay (1951)
25. Ei shaurat aalor kamal boney (1951)
26. Kon aalotey praaner prodip (1951)
27. Gaanguli mor saibaaleri dawl (1951)
28. Jaani jaani go din jaabey (1951)
29. Aamaar praaner maanush aachhey praaney (1952)
30. Aamaar mukti aaloy aaloy (1952)
31. Tomaar tuney aachhey (1952)
32. Megher koley koley jaay rey choley (1952)
33. Chhi Chhi, chokher jawley bhejashney aar maati (1953)
34. Jey tomaay chha(D)ey chaa(D)uk (1953)
35. Ebaar dukkho aamaar awsheem paathaar (1953)
36. Dukkher timirey jodi jawley (1953)
37. Arup Beena Ruper aa(D)aaley Lukiye Baajey (1954)
38. Aaj nobin megher sur legechhey (1954)
39. Bishwo jo(D)aa ph(N)aad petechho (1954)
40. Aamaar jawleyni aalo (1955)
41. Aamaarey b(N)aadhbi toraa (1955)
42. Dukkho jodi naa paabey to (1955)
43. Shawkol janam bhorey o mor daradiya (1955)
44. Sakhi oi bujhi b(N)aashi baajey (1955)
45. Ohey jeebanballava (1956)
46. Awbelaay jodi eshechho (1956)
47. Kothao aamaar haariye jaabaar (1956)
48. Pawthey jetey dekechhiley (1956)
49. Hriday aamaar prakash holo (1956)
50. Mori lo mori aamaay ba(n)shitey dekechhey ke (1957)
51. Aami jey aar shoitey paariney (1957)
52. Shawkaal belaar k(n)uri aamaar (1958)
53. Aami jey gaan gaai (1958)
54. Keno rey ei duaartuku (1958)
55. Megher paurey megh jomechhey (1958)
56. Jodi prem diley naa praaney (1958)
57. Deya neya phiriye deoa tomaay aamaay (1959)
58. Tumi kon bhangoner pauthey (1959)
59. Charan dhoritey diyo go aamaarey (Sometime in the 1950s)
60. Jagatey aanondojoggey (Sometime in the 1950s)
61. Nikatey dekhibo tomaarey (Sometime in the 1950s)
62. Tomaay gaan shunaabo (Sometime in the 1950s)
63. Tumi to shei jaabei choley (Sometime in the 1950s)
64. Neel digantey (Sometime in the 1950s)
65. Praaner praan jaagichhey (Sometime in the 1950s)
66. Jibaney aamaar jawto aanondo (Sometime in the 1950s)
67. Swapan jodi bhaangiley (Sometime in the 1950s)
68. Tomaar tuney aachhey o nithur (Sometime in the 1950s)
69. Bandhu raho raho shaathey (Sometime in the 1950s)
70. Tomaar moner ekti kautha (1960)
71. Diner belaay b(N)aashi tomaar (1960)
72. Purbachaler paaney taakaai (1960)
73. Bhebechhilem aashbey phirey (1960)
74. Krishnakoli aami taarei boli (1961)
75. Prabhu aaji tomaar dakshin haat (1961)
76. Prabhu bawlo bawlo kaubey (1961)
77. Puraano jaaniya cheyo naa (1961)
78. Aamaar aapon gaan (1962)
79. Aaj aakaasher moner kautha (1962)
80. Ei udaashi haaoyaar pauthey pauthey (1962)
81. Kawto jey tumi manohar (1962)
82. Phaaguner purnima elo kaar lipi haatey (1963)
83. Aaguner pauroshmoni (1963)
84. Dekhaa naa dekhaay meshaa (1963)
85. Aamaar maajhey tomari maya jaagaaley tumi kobi (1964)
86. Tobu Mone Rekho (1964)
87. Aaj taaraay taaraay (1964)
88. Likhauno Tomaar dhulaay hoyechhey dhuli (1965)
89. Tumi to shei jaabei choley (1965)
90. Sakhi aamaari duaarey (1965)
91. Himer raater oi gaugoner (1965)
92. Aaro Aaro probhu aaro aaro (1966)
93. K(n)adaar shomoy aulpo orey (1967)
94. Asrubhawraa bedona (1967)
95. Aaji jhau(D)er raatey (1967)
96. Ke dilo aabaar aaghaat (1967)
97. Dip nibey gechhey maumo (1967)
98. Ekdin chiney nebey taarey (1967)
99. Tumi jey aamaarey chaao (1967)
100. Raajpuri-tey baajaay b(N)aashi (1967)
101. Shukher maajhey tomaay dekhechhi (1968)
102. Oi rey tori dilo khuley (1968)
103. Phirbey naa taa jaani (1968)
104. Haar maanaaley go (1969)
105. Basantey aaj dhawraar chitta holo (1969)
106. Phaaguner purnimaa (1969)
107. Awnek diner moner maanush (1969)
108. Jhawro jhawro borishey (1969)
109. Naa b(N)aachaabey aamaay jodi (1969)
110. Jodi holo jaabaar kshawn (1969)
111. Baarey baarey peyechhi (1970)
112. Kaar milan chaao birohi (1970)
113. Keno nayan aapni bheshey jaay (1970)
114. Naai jodi baa eley tumi (1970)
115. Chokher jawley laaglo joar (1971)
116. Aamaar raat pohaalo (1971)
117. Aamaar sonaar baanglaa (1971)
118. Saarthok janam aamaar (1971)
119. Aay aay rey paagol (1971)
120. Tabo premsudharaushey (1971)
121. Brishtishesher haaoaa (1971)
122. Madhyadiner bijan baataayaney (1971)
123. Aamaay bhultey ditey naaki tomaar bhoy (1972)
124. Ogo aamaar sraabon megher kheya torir maajhi (1972)
125. Raakho raakho rey (1972)
126. Shaktirup hyaro t(N)aar (1972)
127. Nishidino chaaho rey t(n)aaro paaney (1973)
128. Shunya haatey phiri hey (1973)
129. Jautokhaun tumi aamaay boshiye raakho (1973)
130. Aamaar Bichaar tumi kauro (1973)
131. Pauth ekhauno shesh holo naa (1973)
132. Choliyaachhi grihopaaney khela dhula auboshaan (1973)
133. Aaji kon shurey b(n)aadhibo (1973)
134. Ekoda tumi priye (1973)
135. Tumi ushar sonaar bindu (1973)
136. Era paurkaay aapon kaurey (1973)
137. Awshim dhawn to aachhey (1974)
138. O aashaa(D)er purnimaa aamaar (1974)
139. Kee dibo tomaay (1974)
140. Sheydiney aapod aamaar jaabey ketey (1974)
141. Ghaatey boshey aachhi aanmawnaa (1975)
142. Shawb nitey chaai shawb nitey dhaai (1975)
143. Aa(N)dhaar raatey eklaa paagol (1975)
144. Gaurab maumo horechho (1975)
145. Maurauno rey t(N)uhu maumo (Bhanusingher Padabali) (1975)
146. Ogo pawther shaathi (with Kanika Banerjee and Hemanta Mukherjee) (1976)
147. Gaaner surer aashawnkhaani (1976)
148. Pawth diye ke jaay go choley (with Kanika Banerjee) (1976)
149. Choli go choli go (with Kanika Banerjee and Hemanta Mukherjee) (1976)
150. Tomaar baash kothaa jey pothik (with Kanika Banerjee and Hemanta Mukherjee) (1976)
151. Shey kon paagol jaay (1976)
152. Aami pawth bholaa ek pothik (with Kanika Banerjee and Hemanta Mukherjee) (1976)
153. Orey ki shunechhish ghumer ghorey (with Kanika Banerjee) (1976)
154. Ke bawley jaao jaao (with Hemanta Mukherjee) (1976)
155. Ebaar elo shomoy (1977)
156. Aamaar nayan tomaar nayan-tauley (1977)
157. Kawto ajaanaarey jaanaailey tumi (1977)
158. Beena baajaao hey (1977)
159. Sahaj hobi sahaj hobi (1977)
160. Phaagun haaoyaye ran(g)ey ran(g)ey (1978)
161. Kh(n)aachaar paakhi chhilo sonar kh(n)aachaatitey (1978)
162. Aamaarey kawro jeebaundaan (1978)
163. Bela gelo tomaar pauth cheye (1978)
164. Roilo boley raakhley kaarey (1978)
165. Aamaarey kawro tomaar beenaa (1978)
166. Andhajawney deho aalo (1978)
167. Din jaay rey (1978)
168. Krishnakoli aami taarei (1978)
169. Shudhu tomaar baani (1978)
170. Aamaay bolo naa gaahitey (1978)
171. Ogo kishore aaji (with Arghya Sen) (1978)
172. Neel anjan ghawno (with Arghya Sen) (1978)
173. Daakey baarbaar (1978)
174. Tumi aapni jaagaao morey (1979)
175. Maajhey maajhey tawbo dekhaa paai (1979)
176. Shaarthoko kauro Sadhan (1979)
177. Prabhu tomaar beena jemni baajey (1979)
178. Shawkaal sh(n)aajey dhaay (1979)
179. Shawmukhey shanti paaraabaar (1979)
180. Duaar more pawthopaashey (1979)
181. Prabhat aalorey more (1979)
182. Daarun agnibaaney rey (1979)
183. Oi jey jhaw(D)er megher koley (1979)
184. O manjari o manjari aamer manjari (1979)
185. B(n)aashi aami baajaaini ki (1979)
186. Aamaar jeerno paataa jaabaar belaay (1979)
187. Nutan praan daao (1980)
188. Jethaay thaakey shaubaar audhaum (1980)
189. Nomi nomi chaurauney (1980)
190. Aamaar aa(n)dhaar bhaalo (1980)
191. Jaagitey haubey rey (1980)
192. Ke go auntaurotauro shey (1980)
193. Naa rey naa rey haubey naa tor shaurgoshaadhon (1980)
194. Aamaar jaabaar belaatey (1980)
195. Chhutir b(n)aashi baajlo (1980)
196. Aaj taaler boner kaurotaali (1980)
197. Maumo mono upobauney (1980)
198. Tomaar naam jaaniney shur jaani (1980)
199. Raung laagaaley bauney bauney (1980)
200. Doshi kauro aamaay (1980)
201. Gopaun praaney eklaa maanush (1980)
202. Orey bhaai mithya bhebo naa (1980)
203. Jodi prem diley naa praaney (1981)
204. Gaanguli more shoibaaler-i dawl (1981)
205. Tumi to shei jaabei choley (1981)
206. Shokhi aamaari duaarey keno aashilo (1981)
207. Megher paurey megh jomechhey (1981)
208. Purbaachawl-er paaney taakaai (1981)
209. Chhi Chhi chokher jawl-ey (1981)
210. Aaji ey aanondoshondhya (with Kanika Banerjee) (1981)
211. Tomaarey jaaniney hey (1982)
212. Ekhono ghor bhaangey naa tor jey (1982)
213. Khauto jawto khoti jawto (1982)
214. Ei molin baustro chha(D)tey haubey (1982)
215. Prochondo gaurjauney aashilo eki durdin (1982)
216. Aamaar pauthey pauthey paathor chau(D)aano (1982)
217. Ei aashaa jaaoaar kheyar kuley aamaar baa(D)i (1982)
218. Paantho tumi paantho jauner shaukha (1982)
219. Aamaar ekti kautha b(n)aashi jaaney (1982)
220. Oi bujhi kaalboishaakhi (1982)
221. Bujhi elo bujhi elo orey praan (1982)
222. Ei sraaboner buker bhitor aagun aachhey (1982)
223. Shauhosha daalpaala tor utaulaa jey (1982)
224. Bhaanglo haashir b(n)aadh (1982)
225. Kothaay phirish pauraum shesher awnyeshauney (1982)
226. Aamaay bolo na gaahitey (1982)
227. Ogo aamaar sraabon-megher (1982)
228. Aami sraabon-aakaashey oi (1982)
229. Jhawrey jhawro jhawro (1982)
230. Mawmo dukkhero shadhan (1982)
231. Shawkaal belaar k(n)uri aamaar (1982)
232. Shesh belaakaar shesher gaaney (1982)
233. Kon puraatan praaner taaney (1982)
234. Baadal meghey madal baajey (1982)
235. Ei sraabon bela baadol jhawraa (1982)
236. Aamaar nishithraater baadoldhaaraa (1982)
237. Awnek kawthaa bolechhilem (1982)
238. Prem eshechhilo (1983)
239. Paantho ekhono keno (1983)
240. Hey nikhilbhaarodhaarono biswabidhaataa (1983)
241. Tomaari modhuro rupey (1983)
242. Ki phul jhorilo (1983)
243. Aakaash hotey khoshlo taaraa (1983)
244. Ei kauthaataai chhilem bhuley (1983)
245. Jey torey paagol bauley (1983)
246. Mone jey aasha loye eshechhi (1983)
247. Aamaarey tumi awshesh korechho (1983)
248. Jodi ay aamaaro (1983)
249. Tumi khushi thaako (1983)
250. Ekhono ghor bhangey naa tor jey (1983)
251. Aaponaarey diye rochilirey ki ay (1983)
252. Dukkho aamaar awsheem paathaar paar holo jey (1983)
253. Rupsaagorey dub diyechhi arup ratan aashaa korey (1983)
254. Jawkhon tumi ba(a(n)dhchhiley taar (1983)
255. Aamaar pawthey pawthey paathor chho(D)aano (1983)
256. Ebaar neerawb korey daao (1983)
257. Aay aay rey paagol bhulbi rey chawl (1983)
258. Shawpawnpaarer daak shunechhi (1983)
259. Graam chhaa(D)aa oi (1983)
260. Aakaash hotey aakaash pawthey (1983)
261. Oi shaagorer dheuey dheuey (1983)
262. Naa hoy tomaar jaa hoyechhey (1983)
263. Jawkhawn po(D)bey naa more paayer chinho (1983)
264. Aamaakey jey ba(n)dhbey dhorey (1983)
265. Aami phirbo naa rey (1983)
266. Aamaarey baa(n)dhbi tora (1983)
267. Tomaar shonaar thaalaay (1984)
268. Graam chhaa(D)aa oi (1984)
269. Aahaa tomaar shaungey (1984)
270. Tumi daak diyechho kon shaukaaley (1984)
271. Shaubaai jaarey shaub diyechhey (1984)
272. Ekhono gelona aa(n)dhaar (1984)
273. Aami maarer shaagor paari debo (1984)
274. Bhaalobaashi bhaalobaashi (1984)
275. B(n)edhechhi kaasher guchchho (1984)
276. B(n)aachaan b(n)aachi maaren mori (1984)
277. Aamraa shaubaai raajaa (1984)
278. Kothin loha kothin ghumey (1984)
279. Bhaalo maanush noirey mora (1984)
280. Aaguney holo aagunmoy (1984)
281. Naumo jauntro naumo jauntro (1984)
282. Poush toder daak diyechhey (1984)
283. Purbo gaugauno bhaagey (1984)
284. Bujhechhi ki bujhi naai (1984)
285. Jey thaakey thaak naa dwaarey (1984)
286. Shey jey moner maanush (1984)
287. Aamaay mukti jodi daao (1984)
288. Aapni aamaar konkhaaney (1984)
289. Borisho dhauraa maajhey shaantir baari (1984)
290. B(n)aadhon chh(n)e(D)aar shaadhon haubey (1984)
291. Aapni aubaush holi (1984)
292. Naa hoy tomaar jaa hoyechhey (1984)
293. Ei sraabonbela (1984)
294. Shiuli photaa phurolo jei (1984)
295. Basanta taar gaan likhey jaay (1984)
296. Tumi kon kaanoner phul (1984)
297. Shey jey baahir holo aami jaani (1984)
298. Din paurey jaay din (1984)
299. Jodi tor daak shuney keu (1984)
300. Shaarthoko jawnawm aamaar (1984)
301. Chitta pipashito rey (1986)
302. Gaaney gaaney taubo bandhan jaak tutey (1986)
303. Nauho maata nauho konya (1986)
304. Shey aashey dheerey (1986)
305. Kyano baajaao k(n)aakono kaunokauno (1986)
306. Monomondiro shundari (1986)
307. Nishi naa pohaatey (1986)
308. Shei bhaalo shei bhaalo (1986)
309. Aami chini go chini (1986)
310. Krishnakoli aami taarei boli (1986)
311. O dyakha diye jey choley gyalo (1986)
312. Taar haatey chhilo (1986)
313. Ogo pau(D)oshini (1986)
314. Jaabaar belaay shesh kauthaati jaao boley (1986)
315. Jey chhilo aamaar swapanochaarini (1986)
316. Aami Chitrangada (1986)
317. Bela gelo tomaar (1986)
318. Prabhu tomaa laagi (1986)
319. Tora shunishniki (1986)
320. Jodi tomaar dekhaa naa paai (1986)
321. Shakal janam bhorey o mor dawrodiya (1986)
322. Shawkaal Sh(n)aajey dhaay (1986)
323. Aami aachhi tomaar shawbhaar (1986)
324. Orey aagun aamaar bhaai (1986)
325. Pushpa diye maaro jaarey (1986)
326. Kon khela jey khelbo kawkhon (1986)
327. Aa(n)dhaar raatey eklaa paagol (1986)
328. Jaani jaani go din jaabey (1986)
329. Aakaash-bhawra shurja-taaraa (1986)
330. Kaannaa-haashir dol dolaano (1986)
331. Shei to aami chaai (1986)
332. Paataar bhelaa bhaashaai (1986)
333. Pauthey choley jetey jetey (1986)
334. Aamaar ei pawth chaoatei aanondo (1986)
335. Klaanti aamaar khawma kawro prabhu (1986)
336. Shesh naahi jey (1986)
337. Madhur tomaar shesh jey naa paai (1986)
338. Ghoraa rajani (1986)
339. Jaya jaya pawroma nishkriti hey (1986)
340. Jetey jodi hoy haubey (1986)
341. Aamaar shesh paa(D)aanir ko(D)i (1986)
342. Tumi hauthaat haaoyaaey bheshey aashaa dhawn (1986)
343. Maalaa hotey khoshey pau(D)aa (1986)
344. Sukhey aamaay raakhbey keno (1986)
345. Awchena-ke bhoy ki aamaar orey (1987)
346. Ebaar rongiye gelo hridoy gagan (1987)
347. Keno jey mon bholey (1987)
348. Paagol jey tui (1987)
349. Kee paaini (1987)
350. Maru bijayer ketan u(D)aao (1987)
351. Sraaboner pauboney aakul (1987)
352. Kothaay aalo kothaay oray aalo (1987)
353. Jawtobaar aalo jaalaatey chaai (1987)
354. Aamaarey b(N)aadhbi toraa (1988)
355. Orey orey orey aamaar mon metechhey (1988)
356. Keno tomraa aamaay daako (1988)
357. Chhutir b(N)aashi baajlo (1988)
358. Tumi aamaay dekechhiley chhutir nimontroney (1988)
359. Peyechhi chhuti bidaay deho bhaai (1988)
360. Purbachaler paaney taakaai (1989)
361. Aakaashey aaj kon chauroner aashaa-jaaoa (1989)
362. Pothik pauraan chaul (1989)
363. Ey pauthey aami jey (1989)
364. Dinguli mor shonaar kh(n)aachaay roilonaa (1989)
365. Kaar jyano ei moner bedon (1989)
366. Shaukaalbelaar k(n)uri aamaar (1989)
367. Ebaar bujhi bholaar bela holo (1989)
368. Taar bidaaybelaar maalaakhani (1989)
369. Dhushaur jibauner godhulitey (1989)
370. Anekdiner aamaar jey gaan (1989)
371. Ey pauth gechhey (1989)
372. Ei moumaachhider ghaur chhaa(D)aa (1989)
373. Tomaay gaan shonaabo (1989)
374. Dinantabelaay (1989)
375. Baajey baajey ramyabeena (1989)
376. Baajeyrey baajey damaru baajey (1989)
377. Aaji ey aanondoshondhya (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Rama Mondal and Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay) (1990)
378. O aamaar ch(n)aader aalo (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan) (1990)
379. Kon khela jey khelbo kaukhon (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Rama Mondal and Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay) (1990)
380. Phirey phirey daak dekhi rey (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan) (1990)
381. Aar naairey bela (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan) (1990)
382. Jodi tor daak shuney keu (with Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Rama Mondal and Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay) (1990)
383. Mone aachhey shei ekdin (1990)
384. Aamaarey kauro tomaar beena (1990)
385. Phul tulitey bhul korechhi (1990)
386. Naai jodi baa eley tumi (1990)
387. Aamaar pauraan jaaha chaay (1990)
388. Jawleni aalo (1990)
389. Haay go, byathay kautha (1990)
390. Kyano aano basantanishithey (1990)
391. Mukhopaaney cheye dekhi (1990)
392. Phirbenaa taa jaani (1990)
393. Tumi mor paao naai porichoy (1990)
394. Dwip nibey gechhey maumo (1990)
395. Chiniley na aamaarey ki (1990)
396. Ekdin chiney nebey taarey (1990)
397. Din abashaan holo (1991)
398. Orey maajhi orey aamaar (1991)
399. Aaro kauto durey (1991)
400. Tomaaro ausheemey (1991)
401. Aachhey dukkho aachhey mrityu (1991)
402. Deergho jeebanpauth (1991)
403. Kyano rey ei duaartuku (1991)
404. Rajanir shesh taara (1991)
405. Jey raatey mor duaarguli (1991)
406. Orey aagun aamaar bhaai (1991)
407. Tomaar kaachhey ey baur maagi (1994)
408. Aamaar dhaalaa gaaner dhaaraa (1994)
409. Gaan aamaar jaay bheshey jaay (1994)
410. Shomoy kaaro jey naai (1994)
411. Aamaar raat pohaalo (1994)
412. Emni korei jaay jodi din jaaknaa (1994)
413. Tomaari jharnatalar nirjauney (1994)
414. Aashaa jaaoaar pauther dhaarey (1994)
415. Diye genu basanter ei gaankhaani (1994)
416. Aamaar ekti kautha b(n)aashi jaaney (1994)

Tagore Songs from Films[link]

1. Jodi tor daak shuney keu - Sandipan Pathshala (1949)
2. Ei korechho bhaalo - Kamana (1949)
3. Deko naa aamaarey - Kamana (1949)
4. Orey bhaai phaagun legechhey - Ananya (1949)
5. Amader jatra holo suru - Ananya (1949) (with Kanan Devi)

Other songs by Suchitra Mitra[link]

1. Tomaay aamaay kshanek - Aadhunik (1948)
2. Phirey tumi aashbey - Aadhunik (1948)
3. Bande mataram - Jatiya Sangeet (1948)
4. Shei Meye - Aadhunik (Salil Chowdhury) (1950)
5. Shei Meye - Aadhunik (Salil Chowdhury) (1967)
6. Dhanya aami jonmechhilaam - IPTA-r gaan (1951)
7. Aamaader naanaan mautey - IPTA-r gaan (1951)
8. Aaj baanglaar bukey - IPTA-r gaan (1954)
9. Kothaay sonaar dhaan - IPTA-r gaan (1954)
10. O Aalor Pothojatri - IPTA-r gaan (with Debabrata Biswas)
11. Ekaa more gaaner tori - Atulprasad (1957)
12. Ke tumi boshi nodikuley - Atulprasad (1957)
13. Ch(N)aadini raatey ke go - Atulprasad (1958)
14. Ke jeno aamaarey baarey baarey - Atulprasad (1958)
15. Ke aabaar baajaay b(N)aashi - Atulprasad (1959)
16. Shey daakey aamaarey - Atulprasad (1959)
17. Eki moher chholonaa - Jyotirindranath-er gaan (1976)

Tagore Dance Dramas / Rabindra Nritya Natya[link]

1. Chandalika (Prakriti) (1947)
2. Shaapmochan (Kamalikaa) (1966)
3. Baalimiki Pratibhaa (Baalikaa/Saraswati) (1967)
4. Chitrangadaa (Kurupaa Chitraangadaa) (1974)
5. Shakuntala

Bibliography[link]

• Tagore songs (Encyclopedia). 1984.
• Gurer Putul. Ananda Publishers., 2000. ISBN 81-7215-457-7.
• Ratanpurer Rahasya. Ananda Publishers. ISBN 81-7756-077-8.

References[link]

External links[link]

• Suchitra Mitra Interview at Parabaas, a Bengali webzine
• Suchitra Mitra at "Rabitirtha" website
• Suchitra Mitra, webpage at Stanford University
• Suchitra Mitra biography at Stanford University
• from Calcuttaweb