Sen

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• Sen is a surname. It is a popular family name among Bengali people, most of whom are from the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura and Assam, as well as the country of Bangladesh. Prominent people with the name include :
  • Amartya Sen, economist, Nobel Prize winner
    • Nandana Sen, daughter, actress
  • Amitabha Sen, mathematical physicist, one of the founders of loop quantum gravity
  • Keshab Chandra Sen, social reformer of India
  • Ashoke Sen, theoretical physicist
  • Suchitra Sen, actress in Bengali cinema
    • Riya Sen, grand daughter, actress in Indian films
  • Sushmita Sen, Indian actress, Miss Universe, 1994
  • Princess Sen was the granddaughter of Japanese shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa.
  • Aparajito Sen, son of Barendra Mohan Sen
• SEN (or SEN 1116) is a Melbourne sports radio station
• SEN or Sen is an abbreviation for the title "Senator"
• In the US Army Signal Corps, SEN is an acronym for "small extension node"
• SEN is an acronym for State Enrolled Nurse
• In education, SEN is an acronym for special educational needs
• Sen is singular you in Turkish, the plural form is siz.
• In the computer game StarCraft's online community, SEN is an acronym for http://staredit.net, a popular StarCraft themed website
• Sen is also the original subdivision of the Japanese yen the Cambodian riel as well as the current subdivision of the Malaysian ringgit
• Sen is a common contraction of Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi, the original Japanese name for the 2001 anime film Spirited Away
• Sen Dynasty of Nepal Sen Dynasty ruled Palpa kingdom and Tansen was its capital . In 1806, Prithivipal Sen, the last king of Palpa, was asked to come to Kathmandu and he was beheaded. Palpa became parted of the Kathmandu kingdom and Tansen became the administrative city for the area.