Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025: Have You Read These 10 Books By Tagore Yet?
Books have a strange way of talking to us. Sometimes they take us far away from the world yet bring us closer to ourselves. On Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025, many of us will remember the music and poems of Gurudev, but this year, how about spending the day with his books? Every year, Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti is celebrated on May 7, marking his birthday according to the Gregorian calendar. And for reading his famous novels and poems, you don't need to be a literature expert. Rather, you need to be someone who can feel every word and character present in the book. These books are a good place to start if you are a beginner in the world of books. As they don't ask for much, just a little of your time and heart.
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10 Best-Selling Books Written By Rabindranath Tagore
Gitanjali
Let's begin where many people begin. This collection of poems is like a gentle whisper to the soul. The poems don't shout, they speak softly about God, love, sorrow, and joy. And somehow, they feel personal, like they were written just for you.
Chokher Bali
If you're looking for emotions that feel real and characters that breathe, this book is just for you. Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025 is the perfect moment to pick up this story of love and society's unseen walls. The people in this book don't always make the right choices, but they always make you think.
The Home And The World
This book feels both old and new at the same time. It asks questions that are still relevant today about freedom, identity, and what it means to belong. As you celebrate Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025, this story might just help you see the world a little differently.
Kabuliwala
If you want something short, sweet, and unforgettable, this is the one. A story of a father and a daughter, a stranger and a friend, it says so much with so little. This novel is perfect as a bedtime story for your little ones
Shesher Kobita
Love isn't always loud. Sometimes it's just a conversation. This book is like a slow walk on a quiet evening. This poetic novel is worth reading just for its charm and honesty. The title of the novel itself speaks a lot. If you love to read love story books, then it is just for you.
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Gora
This one goes deeper. Identity, faith, and change are all wrapped in a powerful story. Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025 is a great time to dive into this novel that isn't just about its characters, but also about the society around them. It might take some time for you to understand, but in the end it's worth it.
Strir Patra
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A letter from a woman to her husband - that's all this story is. But it shakes you when you come to know the climax behind the story of how women were treated in India before the country gained Independence. On Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti, read this to understand how Tagore saw women, not as shadows, but as voices.
Nastanirh
Sometimes homes are filled with silence. This story is written all about the lives of rich Bengali people, and how their lives have been during the Bengal Renaissance. If you are a history lover and love to know more about how India was before Independence, then this book is waiting for you to add to your reading wishlist. Explore this quiet but powerful tale of unspoken feelings. This novel was later adapted into a film, 'Charulata ' by Satyajit Ray
Postmaster
This novel is about a postmaster who gets transferred from a city to village life. He then starts making friends in the village, but eventually, when he sees that the girl starts falling in love with him, he tries to befriend her, leaving her in a state of grief. In the novel, explore the theme of loneliness and the contrast of difference between urban and rural life.
Teen Kanya
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The story of three girls who have different side of struggles in their lives, which leave a different mark on your heart. This novel is a combination of three famous novels, 'The Postmaster', ' Monihara', and 'Samapti' written by Rabindranath Tagore.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Which is the best Tagore book to read first on Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti?
If you're new to Tagore, start with Gitanjali or Kabuliwala. They are easy to read and full of emotion. Try to feel the title of the novel before starting to read the novel.
2. Are Tagore's books suitable for young readers during Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti?
Yes, stories like Kabuliwala and Postmaster are great for teens and young adults. They are simple and full of feeling.
3. How can I read Tagore's books for free on Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025?
You can find many of his works online on public domain websites. Just search the titles, and you'll find them.
4. Why should I read Tagore on Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti instead of watching a film?
Books let you feel more. They stay with you longer. Reading Tagore brings a deeper connection than a quick watch.
5. Do I need to understand Bengali to enjoy these books on Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti?
Not at all. Most of Tagore's major works are available in English and other Indian languages. Maximum of the novels written by Tagore have been translated into many languages.
There's no better time than Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2025 to open one of these books and let the words speak to you. Whether it's poetry or stories, each page is a doorway into Tagore's world and maybe your own, too. You don't need anything fancy to celebrate Rabindranah Tagore Jayanti. Just a quiet corner, one of these books, and a heart that's open to feel. That's all it takes.
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