31 Facts About Dwijendranath Tagore

Dwijendranath Tagore was an Indian poet, song composer, philosopher, mathematician and painter.

Dwijendranath Tagore was one of the pioneers of shorthand and notation in Bengali script.

Dwijendranath Tagore was the eldest son of Debendranath Tagore and the eldest brother of Rabindranath Tagore.

Dwijendranath Tagore, accustomed to a simple life, was a man of poetry, knowledge-loving and experiment-loving.

Dwijendranath Tagore spent the rest of his life as a widower.

At the time of publication, Dwijendranath Tagore was only twenty years old.

Dwijendranath Tagore used two different Bengali rhyming styles while translating this book.

When Dwijendranath Tagore started practicing poetry, Michael Madhusudan Dutt was at the pinnacle of his success.

Dwijendranath Tagore wrote some books in English: a book on boxometry, ontology and geometry.

Dwijendranath Tagore was a pioneer in many spheres of far-reaching importance.

Dwijendranath Tagore invented the shorthand in 'Bengali and wrote a manual on it in verse.

Dwijendranath Tagore wrote a book on Geometry in which the 12th Axiom had been replaced by new ones.

Dwijendranath Tagore edited Tattwabodhini Patrika for 25 long years from 1884.

Dwijendranath Tagore was the priest at the session of the Bengal Literary Conference in 1914.

Dwijendranath Tagore was one of the pioneers in the introduction of Bangla script or short hand.

Dwijendranath Tagore introduced sign script in the form of poems.

Dwijendranath Tagore played a leading role in introducing the use of notation in Bengali songs.

At that time, none other than Kshetramohan Goswami, an assistant to King Saurindra Mohan Dwijendranath Tagore, did this work.

In 1913, Dwijendranath Tagore wrote a book on the structure of the box called Baksamiti.

Dwijendranath Tagore's hobby was to wrap paper in various shapes.

Dwijendranath Tagore traveled to Dhaka with his father Debendranath during the inaugural phase of the Dhaka Brahmo Samaj under the supervision of Braja Sundar Mitra.

Dwijendranath Tagore spent the last twenty years of his life in Santiniketan in the company of nature through the practice of knowledge and writing.

Dwijendranath Tagore used to compose humorous quatrains with the Ashramikas of Santiniketan.

Dwijendranath Tagore used to set up majlis to take other scholars including Rabindranath.

On his return from South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi and Charles Freer Andrews visited Santiniketan and met Dwijendranath Tagore, who addressed him as Barodada.

Dwijendranath Tagore had five sons - Dipendranath, Arunendranath, Nitindranath, Sudhindranath and Kripendranath.

Dwijendranath Tagore had written several poems, novels and short stories.

Dwijendranath Tagore could pick it up once he heard the song.

Dwijendranath Tagore is one of the leading composers of Rabindra Sangeet.

Dwijendranath Tagore's name was well-known in the cultural world in the 1960s and 1970s.

Dwijendranath Tagore was associated with the communist movement in her early life.