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Sylhet is one of the distinctive places in Bangladesh with incredibly rich culture, heritage and history. The most prominent example is the Nagree (also spelled Nagri) script, a profound area of study in our Bengali literature. Interestingly, Bengali script is used by the Bengali speaking people, however, the use of Nagri alphabets along with Bengali was found only in the Sylhet region. This script had been exercised for several centuries. Although limited, this was in practice, especially in rural Sylhet till the middle of the twentieth century. Mustafa Selim collected Nagri Puthis from…mehr

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Sylhet is one of the distinctive places in Bangladesh with incredibly rich culture, heritage and history. The most prominent example is the Nagree (also spelled Nagri) script, a profound area of study in our Bengali literature. Interestingly, Bengali script is used by the Bengali speaking people, however, the use of Nagri alphabets along with Bengali was found only in the Sylhet region. This script had been exercised for several centuries. Although limited, this was in practice, especially in rural Sylhet till the middle of the twentieth century. Mustafa Selim collected Nagri Puthis from different parts of rural areas and composed by Utso Prokashon, Bangladesh. He has written Sylheti Nagrilipir Sohojpath. The author has translated his book by modification through extra information.
Autorenporträt
Snehangshu Shekhar Chanda was born in 1968 at Boalia of Kalukhali Upazilla under the district of Rajbari, Bangladesh. He completed higher studies in English from Rajshahi University, Rajshahi, Bangladesh. He did a PhD in English Linguistics from USA and he is currently working as a Professor of English at Sylhet Agricultural University, Bangladesh.