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Blog Entry# 403735
Posted: Apr 21 2012 (19:59)

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Apr 21 2012 (19:59)   12377/Padatik Express (PT)
 
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Reason for naming as Padatik Express:
Source: Etymology of train names
2377/ 2378 Sealdah – New Jalpaiguri (ER Sealdah division)
Subhash Mukhopadhyay (1919 – 2003) was one of the foremost Bengali poets of the 20th century. He was born in Krishnanagar, a town in Nadia district. In 1940, while still a student, he published his first volume of poetry Padatik (The Foot-Soldier). Many critics regard
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this book as a milestone in the development of modern Bengali poetry. In his poetry, Subhash grappled with the massive upheavals of that era which ruptured Bengali society from top to bottom. The 1940s were marked by world war, famine, partition, communal riots and mass emigration in Bengal. Subhash's writings broke away from the traditional moorings of the establishment poets, and instead addressed the despair and disillusion felt by the common people.

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Apr 21 2012 (20:01)
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From "Etymology of Trains" a presentation by Dr. Jitendra Mulky
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Apr 21 2012 (20:02)
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Please see this: /blog/post/386149
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Apr 21 2012 (20:13)
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Yes from the same doc.
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Apr 21 2012 (20:16)
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Thanks dheleep11m Sir for this useful info.
Pl acknowledge its source.
Thanks:)
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Apr 21 2012 (20:19)
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Its source is from IRFCA's Etymology of train names document.
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