Wimbledoner Margaret

• Author: Nimaishadhan Basu
• Genre: Prabandha (Essay Collection)
• ISBN: 9788177560657
• Cover: Hardcover
• Pages: 76
• Weight: 192 grams

Key Features:

• A Profound Essay Collection: Wimbledoner Margaret is a thoughtful essay by renowned scholar Nimaishadhan Basu. This short yet impactful work takes readers through various layers of history and culture, with a focus on the life and legacy of Margaret, a figure associated with the prestigious Wimbledon.
• Historical Insight: The essay delves into the historical aspects surrounding Margaret’s role, offering unique perspectives and a well-researched account of the subject matter.
• Engaging Writing Style: The author's academic rigor is paired with an engaging narrative, making the book a rich reading experience for anyone interested in historical essays.

About the Author:
Nimaishadhan Basu was born in Ramkrishnapur, Howrah, to Tarapad Basu and Suhasini Basu. He completed his MA in History from the University of Calcutta and went on to earn a PhD and DLitt from the University of London. A distinguished historian, Basu served as a professor at Jadavpur University and as the Vice-Chancellor of Visva-Bharati University from 1984 to 1989. He has received numerous international accolades, including fellowships from Harvard University, Fulbright, the British Council, and the Rockefeller Foundation. Basu has authored several prominent works, such as Indian Awakening and Bengal, Racism, Struggle for Equality and Indian Nationalism, and edited works like Shashwat Vivekananda. He has also been associated with multiple academic and cultural institutions, including the University Grants Commission and the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture.