Bengal, The Name Is Beauty
"To understand the poems of Jibananda Das, I think it is important to consider the issues given bellow:(1) Generation gap between the poet and myself.(2) Flora, fauna, rivers, meadows, crops and so on and so forth have changed substantially over the decades.(3) The poet's concept and perception eight decades ago might not have been on the same footing to that...
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Bengal, The Name Is Beauty
বইয়ের তথ্য
"To understand the poems of Jibananda Das, I think it is important to consider the issues given bellow:
(1) Generation gap between the poet and myself.
(2) Flora, fauna, rivers, meadows, crops and so on and so forth have changed substantially over the decades.
(3) The poet's concept and perception eight decades ago might not have been on the same footing to that of mine.
(4) Technological advancement has taken newer dimensions.
(5) In those days cholera, small pox, T.B., malaria and typhoid etc diseases were deadly. Now many new ones have emerged for some of which medicines are yet to be discovered.
(6) There have been many socio-economic, geo-political changes. In many cases, it may not be possible to cope in a short time, as ways are yet to be explored. (7) When the poems were composed it was a united Bengal i.e. in pre-1947 days, the conceptualization was on different platform, now the overall scenario is different. "Bengal" meant united Bengal. Now it should be Bangladesh because most of the pictures inplaced in the poems are from the land of Bengal, which is now Bangladesh." -Abdul Mannan
Abdul Mannan
Late
Abdul
Mannan
was
born
in
the
village
of
Gobindapur
under
Nawabganj
Upazila
of
Dhaka
District.
He
was
the
eldest
son
of
late
Haji
Abdus
Samad
and
late
Mrs.
Khairunnesa
Samad.
He
obtained
his
Bachelor's
degree
from
the
University
of
Dhaka
and
FCMA
(qualification)
from
the
Institute
of
Chartered
Management
Accountants
in
London,
UK
and
obtained
also
CGMA
(Chartered
Global
Management
Accountant).
Late
Mr.
Mannan
had
been
elected
Member
of
Parliament
from
a
Constituency
of
Jatiya
Sangsad-181
(Dhaka-2,
Nawabganj)
for
four
consecutive
terms
from
the
fifth
to
eighth
parliament
and
served
as
a
State
Minister
for
Civil
Aviation
and
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Tourism,
and
later
for
Textiles
from
1991
to
1996.
Earlier
from
1978
to
1981,
he
had
served
as
Managing
Director
of
Biman
Bangladesh
Airlines.
He
was
the
Founder
Chairman
of
Bengal
Airlift
Group
from
1982
to
till
his
death;
Managing
Director
of
A.R.
Chowdhury
Securities
Ltd.
President
of
South
Asian
Federation
of
Accountants
(SAFA)
and
served
as
District
Governor
of
Rotary
International
District
3280
(Bangladesh)
in
1989-90.
He
had
been
Chairman
of
Pacific
Asia
Travel
Association
(PATA),
Bangladesh
Chapter,
for
14
years
and
also
served
as
Associate
Member
of
Wilton
Park,
Wiston
House,
Sussex,
UK.
With
a
wide
parliamentary
knowledge
and
experience,
he
published
his
first
book,
‘Parliament
and
I’
(RvZxq
msm`
Ges
Avwg)
in
the
Ekushey
Book
Fair,
2009.
In
the
same
year
in
December,
his
second
book
‘Laws,
Unlaws,
Above-Laws,
Outlaws
and
In-Laws’
and
the
third
one
‘How
precious
is
an
Oath?’
(kc_
KZUv
kc_gq)
was
published.
The
fourth
book
‘Bengal,
Thy
Name
is
Beauty’
A
Translated
Version
of
Rupasse
Bangla
of
Jibanananda
Das,
was
published
in
2021.
Even
though
it
was
scripted
during
his
lifetime,
it
was
published
after
his
demise
with
the
great
effort
of
his
only
daughter
barrister
Mehnaz
Mannan.He
was
married
to
(late)
Nilufar
Mannan
and
has
left
behind
his
only
daughter
Barrister
Mehnaz
Mannan,
wife
of
Barrister
Nasir
Uddin
Ahmed
(Ashim),
granddaughter
Ahreen
Ahmed,
grandson
Areez
Ahmed
and
only
brother
A
Quadir
who
lives
in
London
with
his
wife
and
two
daughters.
