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Rabindranath Tagore

Rabidranath tagore was born on 7th May,1861.He comes of the
famous Tagore family at Jarasanko in kolkata.His father name was Sri Debendranath Tagore.His mother name was smt.Sarada Devi.He was a genius.He wrote songs,stories,poems,novels,and dramas.He won the Nobel Prize in 1913 for his Literature for Gitanjali.He worte our national anthem jana gana mana.He also worte our neighbour hood country Bangladesh national anthem .we proud of him.He passed away out of the world in 1941.we celebrate his birthday every year. 

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