নিচের বিষয় গুলিতে তোমরা তোমাদের লেখা জমা দিতে 

পার :

 

·    কবিতা

·    গল্প

·    হাস্যকৌতুক

·    অজানা তথ্য

·    প্রবন্ধ

·    আঁকা

• আর যে কোন বিষয়, তোমাদের পছন্দ মত 

BLS Magazine Launch

Frendz, after the completion of 2 successful events, nw we are gearing up for the 2 biggest events, of this year, the MAGAZINE LAUNCH & THE INTER-COLLEGE FEST. PLz give ur bengali articles, lyk, poems, stories, jokes, interesting facts, riddles, drawings to our email id:info.blssxc@gmail.com or bangasahityasamiti@gmail.com, for publishing in the magazine. A full credit will, be given, if it is published, in the magazine.For any other query, send it thru mail, u wl get the replies.....Hoping for ur active co-operation & thanking you in advance.......Plz tell ur frendz bout dis as well...

New Event in the Line

After the Inauguration, as promised, we are back again with a bang....

This time it will be a intra - college event, organised by BLS, having all sorts of competitions, in which all of you can participate and earn credits..Apart from earning credits, you can also showcase your talent infront of the entire college.

There are some added benefits for the out of the groove performers, as the winners will get an automatic chance to compete in our inter-college fest lined up in Feb, where they can compete with all other colleges. The good articles and literary creations can be a part of the BLS magazine as well..

So dont wait!.Just rush out and register your name with the concerned persons.

Amader ottonto shofol udbodhoni onusthan er por maa er agomon -er ei punnologney apnader shokoler shohojogita ebong prerona amader kamyo...


Onushthan shuchi--

srishtisheel rochona ( probondho/kobita)
proyojonjon oproyojoney ( oproyojoniyo jinish-er dara kono kichu toiri kora)
non gas cooking
boshe anko protijogita( sudhu pencil sketch)
gaan
nrityo
antakshari(sudhu bangla gaan)
extempore(kono bishoyer opor 1-2min bola)
abritti
gaan er protijogita
(subjct 2 chnge)

jara onusthaney ongsho grohon korte ichhuk tara tader clss co-ordinator othoba wcm ke jogajog korte pare..

Glimpse of BLS INAGAURATION PROGRAMME

We have created History!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2day BLS has shown what Bengalis can do, if they really want it......Its the win of our dreams, that were hatched long before, its the win of willpower, that is not hampered by fund shortage, its the win of our souls, that did not allow the Criticisms to dominate our actual motive....And atlast we have done it, the net outcome is, BLS has its platform now, to take off....We ROCK...BLS ROCKS!!..SXC ROCKS..BENGALIS ROCKED..........

The Inaugural Program is on 6th Sep from 2pm to 4pm

At Last the time has arrived to celebrate our great unity and strength, of all the departments together, for the first time in the history of BLS. To celebrate this great extravagnza we are organising an inaugural event of BLS for this Academic year, which we strongly believe will turn out to be one of the best years of BLS, if not the Best.....

Many college students will be showcasing their talent infront of the huge audience, expected that day. Many Dignitaries will also be coming from all the strata of Society to grace the occassion.

The event is on 6th September, in the St Xavier's College Auditorium from 2pm to 4pm.So we, on Behalf of BLS, cordially invite you, to be a part of History on that day...Looking forward for your active co-operation & participation.

BLS

Forms Available.....

Hey, wat all are u waiting for?...Plz collect the forms and be a part of this historic movement of BLS in this year... Collect your forms from your respective BLS representatives of your class..For any futher assistance or query plz plz feel free to contact us in college or thru mail..

Looking forward for your memebership enrollment & active participation thereafter. We have loads of events lined up & satisfaction and enjoyment is gurateed.

Subhra Sankha Bose
Secretary
BLS
Room - 39
BCom (Evening)

We are in fast Forward mode.......

Now, here comes our new community in Orkut & a new profile in Facebook.....

The Link for orkut is.. http://www.orkut.co.in/Main#Community?rl=cpn&cmm=105360754

The Link for Facebook is....
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=100001427333659&ref=ts

Plz Join these accounts as well, & ask all ur frendz to join in this blog as followers &
regularly follow the blog, as from here we will make all the announcements....

Very soon our programs will start & We all want ur active co-operation.....

A Journey through the History of Bengali Literature..........

Bengali literature is literary works written in Bengali language particularly from Bangladesh and the Indian provinces of West Bengal and Tripura. The history of Bengali literature traces back hundreds of years while it is impossible to separate the literary trends of the two Bengals during the pre-independence period. Post independent Bangladesh has given birth to its own distinct set of literature.

Early history

The first evidence of Kamrupi literature is known as Charyapada or Chari-Siddha-Pada in dedication on the names of four sons of Brahma, a collection of 8th-12th century CE Buddhist mystic poems from eastern India or ancient Kingdom of Kamarupa now read as Kamrup that provides early examples of Assamese, Oriya and Bengali languages. Poets of these Charyapadas, the Siddhas belonged to the various regions of ancient Kamarupa kingdom or present Assam, Bengal, Orissa and Bihar. Charyapada is also the oldest known written form of Kamrupi.

The famous Bengali linguist Harprashad Shastri discovered the palm leaf Charyapada manuscript in the Nepal Royal Court Library in 1907.

In the middle of 19th century, Bengali literature gained momentum. During this period, the Bengali Pandits of Fort William College did the tedious work of translating the text books in Bengali to help teach the British some Indian languages including Bengali. This work played a role in the background in the evolution of Bengali prose. In 1814, Raja Ram Mohan Roy arrived in Calcutta and engaged in literary pursuits. Translating from Sanskrit to Bengali, writing essays on religious topics and publishing magazines were some the areas he focussed on. He established a cultural group in the name of 'Atmiya Sabha' (Club of Kins) in 1815. Another significant contributor of Bengali literature in its early stage was Ishwar Chandra Bandyopadhyaya.

In 1857, the famous 'Sipahi Bidroha' (Sepoy Mutiny) took place. With the wind of it, 'Nil Bidroho' (Indigo Revolt) scattered all over then Bengal region. This Nil Bidroha lasted for more than a year (In 1859-1860). The literature world was shaken with this revolt. In the light of this revolt, a great drama was published from Dhaka in the name of 'Neel Dorpon' (The Indigo Mirror). Dinabandhu Mitra was the writer of this play.

Michael Madhusudan Dutt

In this time, Michael Madhusudan Dutt emerged as the first epic-poet of modern bangla literature. Dutt, a Christian by conversion, is best known for his Ramayana-based masterpiece, "The Slaying of Meghnadh," (in Bengali "Meghnadh Bodh Kabbo" (মেঘনাদ বধ কাব্য)), which essentially follows in the poetic tradition of Milton's Paradise Lost.

Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay

Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay starts his journey through bangla literature with his first published novel 'Durgeshnondini' (Daughter of the Fort Lord) in 1865. He is considered as one of the leading Bengali novelists and is popularly known as the author of India's first national song, "Bande Mātarom" (pronounced in Hindi "Vande Mātāram"). The song appears in his novel "Anandamath", considered to be a masterpiece in Bengali literature.

Influence of Rabindranath Tagore

Possibly the most prolific writer in Bangla is Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Tagore dominated both the Bengali and Indian philosophical and literary scene for decades. His 2,000 Rabindrasangeets play a pivotal part in defining Bengali culture, both in West Bengal and Bangladesh. He is the author of the national anthems of both India and Bangladesh, both composed in Bangla. Other notable Bangla works of his are Gitanjali, a book of poems for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913, and many short stories and a few novels. It is widely accepted that Bangla Literature accomplished its contemporary look by the writings and influence of Rabindranath.

Kazi Nazrul Islam

In a similar category is Kazi Nazrul Islam, who was invited to post-partition Bangladesh as the National Poet (he had been suffering from dementia and aphasia since 1942) and whose work transcends sectarian boundaries. Adored by Bengalis both in Bangladesh and West Bengal, his work includes 3,000 songs, known as both as nazrul geeti and "nazrul sangeet".

Usually three periods are identified in the history of Bengali:

1.         Old Bengali (900/1000–1400)—texts include Charyapada, devotional songs; emergence of pronouns Ami, tumi, etc.; verb inflections -ila, -iba, etc. Assamese branch out in this period and Oriya just before this period (8th century-1300).

2.         Middle Bengali (1400–1800)—major texts of the period include Chandidas's Srikrishnakirtan; elision of word-final ô sound; spread of compound verbs; Persian influence. Some scholars further divide this period into early and late middle periods.

3.         New Bengali (since 1800)—shortening of verbs and pronouns, among other changes (e.g. tahar → tar "his"/"her"; koriyachhilô → korechhilo he/she had done).

Geographical distribution

Bengali is native to the region of eastern South Asia known as Bengal, which comprises Bangladesh, the Indian state of West Bengal and many parts of Assam. Besides this region it is also spoken by majority of the population in the Indian state of Tripura and in the union territory Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The Geographical Distribution.

Official E-MAIL ID of BLS

For any further details pls feel to contact us at----

info.blssxc@gmail.com

Introducing a new era of BLS

Hi...Everyone..I am really happy and overwhelmed to introduce to you, the new web address of BLS...This is just the beginning of a new era of BLS in the history of St Xaviers College Kolkata. I, on behalf of all the Core Committee members can assure you that..Jst Come and join us and feel the difference....Proud to be Bengalis....

Waiting for you all........

Subhra Sankha Bose