Arup Chandra | |
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Born | Baharampur, Murshidabad, West Bengal, India | 5 March 1951
Citizenship | Indian |
Known for | Contribution in the fields of Arts, Recitation, History research, Bengali Shorthand |
Website | www.ccaiindia.com, www.basabhumi.ccaiindia.com |
Arup Chandra,[1][2] born in 1951 in Murshidabad district in the state of West Bengal, is a writer, poet, essayist, art critic, and an educator.[3] He is the writer of more than fourteen books, and has edited twelve others. Two of his books are translated into English and published. His research speciality is the history, poetry, art, culture and literature of Murshidabad District.
His most known works are related to education, arts, literature and history. He remarkably researched and developed 'Bengali Shorthand'; presently 'Arup Chandra Bengali Shorthand System'[4] is the most popular 'Bengali Shorthand System' in Bengal.[citation needed]