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'Hundred Epilogues' inaugurated in Guwahati

| | Aug 01, 2014, at 03:09 am
Guwahati, July 31 (IBNS) : 'Hundred Epilogues', an anthology of poems wrote by a poet Jyotishman Debnath was inaugurated at Guwahati Press Club here on Thursday.

 Assamese poet Sameer Tanti were among others who inaugurated the book.

The writer Jyotishman Debnath said he used to write poems through various social networking sites and blog in internet.

“Today's society, human psychology and personal spontaneous feelings have been depicted with utmost austerity in my poems,” Debnath said.

He told that he was inspired by his father Prem Narayan Nath and his mother Nirala Devi.

(Reporting by Hemanta Kumar Nath)

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