Bipradash Barua

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Bipradash Barua (Bengali: বিপ্রদাশ বড়ুয়া), (1940) is a renowned modern Bangladeshi author, famous novelist. He’s a Buddhist.

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[edit] Life

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[edit] Works

[edit] Novels

  • Achena (The Unknown, 1975)
  • Bhoy, Bhalobasa Nirbasan (Fear, Love, Exile, 1988)
  • Samudracar O Bidrohira (The Sea-spies and the Insurgents, 1990)
  • Muktijoddhara (Freedom-Fighters, 1991)
  • Bhitare Ekjan Kande (Someone Weeps Within, 1996)
  • Shraman Gautam (1996)
  • Ami Tomar Kache Samudrer Ekti Dheu Jama Rekhechi (I Kept with You a Wave of the Sea, 1997)
  • Sraman Goutam

[edit] Awards

  • Kathashilpi Literary Award (1982)
  • International Youth Anniversary Medal (1985)
  • Agrani Bank Award for Juvenile Literature (1395 and 1398 BS)
  • Bangla Academy Award (1991)
  • Atish Dipangkar Gold Medal (1997)

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