during 1895–96 in Mahishadol. Dwijendralal was posted in Tamluk as the Settlement Officer and Jaladhar was the school teacher of Mahishadol that time. In later days when both of them were in Calcutta, in many occasions Dwijwendralal used to say: In 1913 Dwijendralal initiated publication of a Literary magazine in Bengali, (Bharat Barsha) as an editor. Unfortunately, he died unexpectedly on 17 May 1913, and Jaladhar Sen was appointed as the editor along with Amulya Charan Bidya Bhushan in the first year. After a year Amulya Charan left and Upendra Krishna Bandyopadhyay joined as co-editor. In the third year Upendra too left. Jaladhar continued as the editor of (Masik Bharat Barsha) for twenty two years. Swami Vivekananda Jaladhar Sen mentioned in the memoir আত্মজীবনী ও স্মৃতি—তর্পণ about his chanced meeting with Swami Vivekananda during his wandering days at Himalayas: Rajanikanta Sen Rajanikanta Sen was very close to Jaladhar Sen. One of such many incidences was cited by Jaladhar Sen himself: The song was "মায়ের দেওয়া মোটা কাপড় মাথায় তুলে নে রে ভাই" (Mayer deoa mota kapor mathay tule ne re bhai). Surendranath Roy When Surendranath Roy died, Jaladhar Sen, Editor of Bharatbarsha, wrote to Manindranath, son of Surendranath, a letter of condolence https://independentindian.com/2009/02/23/jaladhar-sen-writes-to-manindranath-at-surendranaths-death-c-nov-dec-1929/ Awards and recognition Jaladhar Sen was awarded with a title of রায় বাহাদুর (Ray Bahadur) by the British government in 1929 for his contribution to Bengali literature and social reform. However, he never suppressed his inclination and support to the Indian patriotic movement. He was elected twice as the Vice President of the Bangiya Sahitya Parishad. In 1932 Jaladhar Sen was facilitated in a function held in Rammohan Library, presided over by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay Bibliography Sen, Jaladhar (1915). (Kabya-Granthabali) vol 1–3. Sen, Jaladhar (1916). হিমালয় (Himalaya) (Bengali), Gurudas Chattopadhyay & Sons, Calcutta. Sen, Jaladhar (1920). ষোল আনি (Sholo Aani), Gurudas Chattopadhyay & Sons, Calcutta. Sen Jaladhar (1920). আত্মজীবনী ও স্মৃতি-তর্পন (Atmo Jibani O Smriti Tarpan), Jiggasa Agencies Ltd. Calcutta 9. References Bengali male poets Bengal Renaissance Bengali writers Indian independence activists from Bengal 1860 births 1939 deaths Bengali Hindus Bengali-language writers 20th-century Bengalis 19th-century Bengalis Indian poets Indian male poets Bengali poets 19th-century Bengali poets 20th-century Indian poets 19th-century Indian poets 19th-century Indian writers 20th-century Indian writers 19th-century Indian male writers 20th-century Indian male writers Writers from Kolkata Indian philanthropists Indian newspaper editors Indian editors Indian social workers Educationists from India People from Kushtia District