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Mira Rani Devi
Mira Rani Devi (16 November 1929 – 25 June 2009), an Indian author and reformer, was born in Madaripur and raised later on in Faridpur district town. She was born into the aristocratic Dasgupta (Madgullah-Sharma-Dasgupta) family of Madaripur and lived there until India's independence. Later she moved the Kolkata and brought up her son there. She was fond of T.S. Elliot and Rabindranath Tagore and studied and translated their works. She was related to by her mother's side to Keshub Chandra Sen and Suniti Devi.
==Early life==
Mira Rani Devi was born into the Noble Dasgupta family of Madaripur with her mother, Shuhashini Devi, coming from the family of Ishaan Chandra Sen. She lived in the family seat until her father, Gangachran Dasgupta, decided to move the family to Calcutta. Upon moving, the family lost all there estates due to India being divided from Bangladesh. Due to this event, Mira Rani Devi had to quit her M.A. and start teaching English Literature. During these years,she founded the All Bengal Teachers Association - a teacher's movement. She also translated works of Joseph Stalin in Bengali during this time. As a teacher she enjoyed the love and respect of the students and the colleagues. She soon got married. During this period, she had a son, Rathi Dasgupta, with her husband, whom she divorced after the birth of the child. When her son got married to a young woman, she retired and moved with them. First they moved to Warrington, England. However, later the moved to Bangalore, Karnartaka, India.
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