The autumn issue of 'Maa Tor Mukha Vani' is published.
October 5, 20242 Mins Read
Jumbangla Desk: The authorities said that the autumn issue of the literary magazine of the cultural organization Bangla World Wide will be published. Recently, this information was informed in a press release on behalf of the organization.
According to the press release, Bangla World Wide, an online platform that was created six years ago to strengthen the cultural, social, commercial and intellectual relations between not only the two Bengals, but all the Bengalis of the world, is now a great place. Bengalis from 132 countries exchange ideas through this platform. The distinguished Bengali Bombay High Court retired Chief Justice Chittatosh Mukherjee, linguist Pavitra Sarkar, eminent doctor Sukumar Mukherjee as well as Bangladesh's distinguished genius late Mr. Anisuzzaman, late Mr. Abdul Gaffar Chowdhury were the founder members of this platform. Barrister Amirul Islam, Ramendu Mazumder, Naseeruddin Yusuf, Paris-based painter Shahabuddin, freedom fighter and prominent doctor Ziauddin Ahmed from America, poet Shamim Azad and doctor Imtiaz Ahmed from England are actively associated with the world wide stage.
The notification about Sharad number says that since birth, this platform of Bengalis has been publishing their online Sharadiya number 'Maa Tor Mukha Bani' to drink the juice of their literature.
This literary magazine is rich in the writings of 76 Bengalis living in India, Bangladesh, America, England, France. The magazine is arranged with essays, articles, dramas, travelogues, stories, poems, novels. Several of the authors are veterans. something new Some are doctors, some are engineers, some are journalists, some are teachers, some are housewives, some are corporate officers.
Simultaneously, the magazine will be published from Kolkata, Dhaka, London, New York, Paris, Melbourne and Toronto. All I can say is that you are missing something if you don't read this magazine. All the Bengalis of the world can be reached only by 'Maa Tor Mukha Bani'.
Justice Chittatosh Mukherjee, president of Bangla World Wide, said that 50,000 Bengalis from 132 countries of the world read this magazine last year. Every year more and more writings are coming from different parts of the world
