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He made his radio debut in 1966.[1] In 1971, during the Bangladesh Liberation War, the family evacuated to Calcutta, India. There he, his elder sister Kalyani Ghosh, and younger sister Uma Khan joined Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra, the radio station of the Bangladesh government in exile, as singers.[4] In 2017, the government of Bangladesh recognized them as freedom fighters in acknowledgment of their contribution to the war effort.[5]
After the war he continued to sing on albums, radio, Bangladesh Television, and in films.[1][2] Among the songs he is remembered for are "Lokey jodi mondo koy sheto nohey porajoy",[1] "Ami dhonyo hoyechhi ogo dhonyo tomari premer jonyo" in the film Sona Bou,[2] and "Phuler bashor bhanglo jokhon" in the 1984 film Chandranath.[6]
Dheuuthchhey karaa tutchhey
Composed on 29th July 1946, the day when Indian people rose to support the NavalMutiny.
This song is an amazing composition. Considering the fact that it was 1946 oneis astonished to find the maturity in Salil's musical capabilities. The harmonyin this song was never before or since heard. A gem in Bengali music.
Nobaaruno raage raange re
Possibly the first record released of Salil singing with his comrade Geeta Mukherjee. Listening to the lyrics it appears that this song and the song below must have been composed much earlier - I mean before the independence, possibly early '40s. Both the songs are about freedom and the struggle of the freedom fighters and the future.
Nondito nondito desh aamaar
Another beautiful song sung by Salil and Geeta Mukherjee. A salutation to the motherland and a call to everybody to celebrate the glorious motherland. As a composition its quite unique. First time recorded in 1948.
Ektu Chup kore shono
In a rare and excellent album called "Ektu chup kore shono" (Just be quiet and listen) Salil composed some memorable songs. This song is urging people to listen, look and think about the desparate poverty, suffering and hunger in this world. It reminds you about the nations who toture and exploit their own people. It asks why in this beautiful earth so many people should suffer only because a small minority has the power to control everything.
Aaro dure jete habe
Another excellent song in the same album. This song is a warning to everybody that we really have to go much further. A call to lift your anchor from the port, set the sails and sail forward to the land where there's no poverty, no sufferings and no war. It then reminds you that that world in inside all of us - we need to re-discover that world and leave the sufferings behind. A really interesting composition and you can hear Salil singing with Sabita and Antara.
Saaraataa desh juDe aamaar gharbaaDi
This song is a call to every Indian to rise above regionalism and be proud to be an Indian. It reassures us that no matter which part of India we are from we are all united as one. In a way this song reminds me of Salil's earlier composition "aamaader naanaan mate naanaan dale dalaadali" (Shantir Gaan) from 1951.
Juddho kano hoy
An anti-war song asking the age-old question. Why there are so many wars, why Hiroshima, why Nagasaki ? Who benefitted from the millions who died ? Why people can't live without violence ? Why some nations start wars ? Very relevant question but is there an answer ?
Eso aaj ei shubhodine onkikaar kori bondhu
This was definitely the last mass song composed by Salil in the early nineties. This song was composed during the racial violence which spread throughout India just after the burning of the Ayodha Mosque by the hindu fundamentalis.Till the end he dreamt of an united India without racial and religious intolerance. His urgent plea to everybody is not to forget the glorious history of India and not to allow the spread of hatred and a divided India. A powerful song with classic Salil style. It was recorded for Doordarshan (TV) by Dwijen Mukherjee with the Calcutta Choir backing him up but sadly the recording is not available. I managed to get Calcutta Choir sing this song for me on a stage. Of course the magic touch of Salil's arrangement is missing and the recording is not brilliant but you can at least hear the melody and the lyrics.
Eso Nabobarsa
A beautiful song composed to welcome the Bengali New Year. Salil composed it for the Doordarshan (TV) and it has never been released. I had to beg Doordarshan for three years to get the song. It welcomes the new year and hopes that new blood will carry foward our values and our hopes. It is a wonderful song for Bengalees all over the world to sing during the New Year (Nabobarsa). Performed beautifully by Salil, Sabita and Antara.
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In collaboration with partner Pune Nagar Vachan Mandir, CIS-A2K approached Marathi literary institutions and century old libraries with rare collections in the city Hyderabad, Telangana state. Along with Pune Nagar Vachan Mandir's (PNVM) digitisation team of 5 persons, we explored the rare and valuable resources at Hyderabad based organisations - 100 year old Marathi Granth Sangrahalay (MGS) and 70 year old Marathi Sahitya Parishad (MSP). Both the organisations cooperated very positively during the visits and selection of books from 15-17th July 2022. After scrutiny of around 5000 books, we selected copyright free @1200 books (most of the books are published before 1930) which are not available at PNVM and not digitised yet. The meeting with managing body of MGS was also held to discuss the further process. They have given authorisation letter to go ahead. The PNVM team is planning to expand the present set-up to carryout this work with our support. The digitisation of first batch of 200 books has been started from September.
Marathi Sahitya Parishad is ready to relicense their 100+ publications and provide 50+ manuscripts (@10,000 pages) from Nizam era. The metadata of this repository is being prepared. The possibility of on site scanning of these old, fragile manuscripts is being explored.
'Bharat'kar Govind Pundalik Hegde Desai, (7th Nov 1885 - 15th Aug 1949), a freedom fighter, a social reformer, a valiant journalist started 'Bharat' ('O Bharat' in Portuguese) a Marathi-Portuguese bilingual weekly, on 6th November 1912. For 36 years thereafter, Bharatkar courageously protested the Portuguese occupation, relentlessly advocated radical and progressive social reforms and doggedly championed the cause of an independent and sovereign Indian Goa.
We have developed a partnership with Bharatkar Trust in Goa under the 'Goa liberation Struggle' project from Oct 21. We are facilitating the archival process of O Bharat volumes. After 6 months of follow-up finally Goa Central Public Library has given access to bound volumes of O Bharat and permission to scan them. The digitization project of O Bharat was completed through collaboration of different organizations. The trustees, Govind Hegde and Yatin Hegde of Bharatkar Hegde Desai Trust initiated the project with technical and financial support from the Centre for Internet and Society, partner organization of Wikimedia Foundation working to create free knowledge in all languages of India. Prof. Vinay Madgaonkar from Marathi department of Goa University facilitated the identification and training process of local students involved in scanning. The students, Shravani Parab and Shridhar Raut scanned 12000 pages in 8 days. The officials of Central Library cooperated in access to original volumes and in the process of digitisation. The trustees of Bharatkar Hegde Desai Trust relicensed the two volumes of selected editorials published in 2018 and the whole O Bharat issues into CC-BY-SA 4.0.
The year wise volumes of O Bharat are being uploaded on Wikimedia Commons in O Bharat category. This archive is freely accessible to anyone in the world at any time, any where. They can use this content freely for any purpose.
On 75th Independence day, Chief Minister of Goa inaugurated the digitized volumes of 100 year old O Bharat newspaper and collection of selected editorial from O Bharat on Wikimedia Commons. The different media houses covered the event in the newspapers. The news mentions support of CIS-A2K and Wikimedia Foundation, the stakeholders worked in the project.
After successful relicensing movement in Maharashtra, CIS-A2K has started working on this concept in Goa state in partnership with authors, copyright holders, academic institutes and language organisations. Meetings in Goa University library, Konkani department and Library Science department were conducted to understand the literary history. With the same objective, discussions were held in Goa Central library and with author, publisher & editor director of Gomantak media house, Raju Nayak. The discussions with active trustees of Konkani Bhasha Mandal (KBM) connected us to prominent people working for the Konkani language. KBM has expressed their readiness to facilitate the digitisation of PD books in Konkani.
All this exploration lead us to visit ancestral house of first Jnanpith awardee author in Konkani, Ravindra kelekar and meet his son Girish Kelekar, an architect by profession. Girish has beautifully arranged all the works and information about Ravindra Kelekar like a museum. He has generously agreed to release all the works. First set of 20 books was relicensed at this place in Priyol. On 27 August, his death anniversary, first batch of 6 books were uploaded on Wikimedia Commons. The digitisation was done by LeK Ladki Abhiyan's centre at Satara.
Ravindra Kelekar was renowned Gandhian activist, writer, thinker and freedom fighter. He worked relentlessly for Goa liberation and Konkani language movement. Around 100 books in Konkani, Marathi, Hindi and English written by him will be released in coming months. The books are being uploaded in Category on Wikimedia Commons.