Sarajubala Sen

Sarajubala Sen (Bengali: লেখক:সরযূবালা সেন) (1889–1949) was a Bengali writer and educator.

Biography Sen was born in 1889, her father was Brajendra Nath Seal, the humanist philosopher, writer and poet. She grew up with three sisters and three brothers. Sen studied kindergarten education in England and returned home in 1915. Her nickname was Tuli. Sen married twice. Her first husband was Basantrajan Das, whose brother Chittaranjan Das was a poet.

Debottar Vishwanatya (The Superdivine Play of the Universe) was written in 1916 and is a metaphysical drama depicting the struggle of peasant workers. She features in The Complete History of Bengali Literature (1960). Critic Sukumar Sen states that the philosophical influence of her father is present in all her work. Debottar Vishwanatya- দেবোত্তর বিশ্বনাট্য (1916) Annapurna - অন্নপূর্ণা Hers and her husband's home was a political one, and was often raided by the police. Sarajubala was also actively involved in the nationalist cause on at least one occasion, singing a song by Tagore at a public meeting attended by Bipin Chandra Pal.