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- عمار ميترا (بالهندية: अमर मित्र؛ بالإنجليزية: Amar Mitra) هو كاتب هندي وباكستاني، ولد في 30 أغسطس 1951 في شات خيرا في بنغلاديش. (ar)
- Amar Mitra (Bengali: অমর মিত্র (born 30 August 1951) is an eminent writer in Bengali living in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. A student of chemistry, he has been working for the Land Reforms Department of The Government of West Bengal. He was awarded with Sahitya Akademi Award for his novel (Bengali: ধ্রুবপুত্র) in 2006. He has also received the Bankim Puraskar from Government of West Bengal for his novel, (Bengali: অশ্বচরিত) in 2001, kAtha award for his short story 'Swadeshyatra' in the year 1998, Mitra O Ghosh award in the year 2010, Sharat puroskar in the year 2018 and edited the new generation Bengali short story collection which was published by National Book Trust, India, in tne year 2015, and Katha Sopan, a Bengali literary Magazine. He participated in the First forum of Asian countries' writers held in Nur Sultan city, Kazakhstan in September 2019 and was present in the inaugural session presided by the hon'ble President Of Kazakhstan. Awarded with 2022 O' Henry prize for his short story, The Old man of Kusumpur ( গাঁওবুড়ো).[ ref: https://lithub.com/announcing-the-winners-of-the-2022-o-henry-prize-for-short-fiction/]. He is the first Indian language recipient of O' Henry prize for short fiction. His novel Dhapatir Char has been translated in to English and published by Penguin Random House, in their vintage section. (en)
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- Bankim Puraskar 2001 (en)
- Katha Award for Short Story 1998 (en)
- Sahitya Akademi 2006 (en)
- Sarat Puraskar2002 (en)
- Gajendrakumar and Sumathnath Award2010
"[ Recipient of O' Henry prize 2022 for short fiction Gnaoburo .]"
Participated in The First forum of Asian Countries' writers, held in the city Nur Sultan, kazakhstan. (en)
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- Basirhat, North 24 Pgs. West Bengal, India (en)
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- Grand Daughter Oishani Saha (en)
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- Civil service, Bengali writer (en)
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- عمار ميترا (بالهندية: अमर मित्र؛ بالإنجليزية: Amar Mitra) هو كاتب هندي وباكستاني، ولد في 30 أغسطس 1951 في شات خيرا في بنغلاديش. (ar)
- Amar Mitra (Bengali: অমর মিত্র (born 30 August 1951) is an eminent writer in Bengali living in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. A student of chemistry, he has been working for the Land Reforms Department of The Government of West Bengal. He was awarded with Sahitya Akademi Award for his novel (Bengali: ধ্রুবপুত্র) in 2006. He has also received the Bankim Puraskar from Government of West Bengal for his novel, (Bengali: অশ্বচরিত) in 2001, kAtha award for his short story 'Swadeshyatra' in the year 1998, Mitra O Ghosh award in the year 2010, Sharat puroskar in the year 2018 and edited the new generation Bengali short story collection which was published by National Book Trust, India, in tne year 2015, and Katha Sopan, a Bengali literary Magazine. He participated in the First forum of Asian coun (en)
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- عمار ميترا (ar)
- Amar Mitra (writer) (en)
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