THIS IS ABOUT THE POET Chandidas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Chandidas (Bangla: চন্ডীদাস) (born 1408 CE) refers to (possibly more than one) medieval poet of Bengal. Verse written by at least four different Chandidas have been found, and it is not clear whether they refer to the same person or not. The name Chandidas is usually attributed to Baru Chandidas, who has been more or less indetified as a historical figure born in the 14th century. He was born in Birbhum district of what is now West Bengal. Chandidas wrote the lyrical SrikrishnaKirtan (Songs in praise of Krishna). [edit] SrikrishnaKirtan Srikrishnakirtam as it name suggests, narrates the story of Krishna and his companion Radha. The storyline is derived from Srimodbhagabat, the original book in Bhakti based Vaishnavism. However, Baru Chandidas managed to add substantial originality, making it a masterpiece of meieval Bangla literature. He gives the yearning of Radha a distinctly Bengali rendition, and in the process capturing much of the social conditions of the day. [edit] Humanism in Chandidas Chandidas is perhaps most well known for his strikingly modern assertion Shobar upor manush shotto tahar upore nai (Above all is human, none else). Later literature has also often eulized Chandidas' love for a Rojokini (a female cloth washer), whether this has any historical basis is not known

	BANPASH MANUSCRIPT SATISH CHANDRA MUKHOPADHYAY as described before was a real noble man and was a worshiper of indian culture and literature. He was a man of wisdom and the result of his quest for the roots of bengali literature was the great historical discovery of BANPASH MANUSCRIPT. 1200 PAGES OF ANCIENT WRITING!!!! It was a discovery which was able to change the ideas about the great poet who said those immortal words "sabar opore manush satya tahar upore nai". But....... heres the greatest tragedy-"it was never researched under properly" and the great discovery ended in a state as same as before its discovery. only a few researchers know about this lost manuscript.

	UTTARADHIKAR NOW THE DUTY IS OF BAGANBARI NETWORK AND MUKHERJEE FAMILY TO REDISCOVER THE MANUSCRIPT AND GIVE IT TO THE BENGAL AND BENGALI. WE REGRET FOR OUR INCONVINIENCE BUT WE PROMISE TO GIVE IT BACK SOON. ITS JUST A MATTER OF COORDINATION BETWEEN THE FAMILY MEMBERS AND IS JUST A MATTER OF UNITY AMONG US GIVING AWAY SMALL EGO PROBLEMS FOR A GREATER CAUSE. BAGANBARI NETWORK IS TRYING UTMOST TO RESOLVE THE ISSUES SOON.

BY COURTESY OF BAGANBARI NETWORK