Raja and Rani
Bipin Kisore has squandered his fortune but can sing like an angel, so young Raja Chittaranjan takes him into his theatre company and treats him as a friend.
Rabindranath Tagore (1861–1941) was a Bengali poet and writer whose stories often turn on family ties, longing, and the lives of ordinary people. Here you can read his stories, from “The Postmaster” and “Subha” to “The Cabuliwallah”; every story is free to read or listen to on Pagehush.
Gitanjali: Twelve Song Offerings
Songs of longing, joy and devotion from the book that won Rabindranath Tagore the 1913 Nobel Prize, in his own English.
My Fair Neighbour
The narrator secretly worships the young widow next door. His friend Nabin has caught the poetry bug and begs for help writing verses to a woman he loves.
The River Stairs
The old stone steps down to the river have watched the village for centuries, and they tell the story of Kusum, who came to bathe there as a little girl, came back a…
The Auspicious Vision
Kantichandra, a young widower who lives for hunting, glimpses a beautiful girl beside a lonely swamp and asks for her hand.
The Postmaster
A young postmaster from Calcutta is posted to a lonely village, where Ratan, an orphan girl, keeps house for him.
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