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Priyaranjan Sen

Sahitya Prasanga সাহিত্য প্রসঙ্গ

Sahitya Prasanga is a collection of several articles all dealing with some eminent Bengali literary figures and the nature of contemporary Bengali literature. The book, written by Priyaranjan Sen, contains seventeen chapters.

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Sanskrit language and Literature/ Priyaranjan Sen/ Sahitya Prasanga /Sen Ray and Co. Limited  / Publication: 1353BC / Number of Pages: 311/

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