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Girindramohini Dasi
Born	(1858-08-18)18 August 1858 Bhawanipore, Calcutta, British India
Died	16 August 1924(1924-08-16) (aged 65) Calcutta, British India
Nationality	Indian
Occupation	Poet

Girindramohini Dasi (1858 - 1924) was an Indian poet of Bengali origin, best known for her poetry collections Abhas (1890), Flame (1898), and Arghya (1902); and dramas Sannyasini and Mirabai (1892), and Sindhugatha (1906).^[1]^[2]

References

^ West Bengal - District South 24 Parganas Number. Information and Culture Department Government of West Bengal. p. 264.
^ Sen, Sukumar. Talk of Bengali Literature (7 ed.).

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Girindramohini Dasi

Born

18 August 1858

Bhawanipore, Calcutta, British India

Died

16 August 1924 (aged 65)

Calcutta, British India

Nationality

Indian

Occupation

Poet

References

^ West Bengal - District South 24 Parganas Number. Information and Culture Department Government of West Bengal. p. 264.
^ Sen, Sukumar. Talk of Bengali Literature (7 ed.).

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