West Bengal Governor pays homage to Tagore’s legacy on his death anniversary

West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose paid tribute to poet Rabindranath Tagore on his death anniversary. Tagore, known for his roles as a poet, author, playwright, music composer, painter, philosopher, and social reformer, achieved the distinction of being the first Asian to secure a Nobel Prize in literature and to his renowned collection of poems titled ‘Gitanjali.’ His multifaceted talents continue to inspire and deeply connect with individuals, creating an enduring impact on the realms of literature and culture. The commemoration of Tagore’s legacy by Governor CV Anand Bose underscores the profound influence that Tagore’s works and ideas still wield in the present day.