About Susmita Bagchi
Born 1960. Susmita Bagchi is an Indian writer and short story writer.
Susmita Bagchi (née Panda) is an Indian writer who writes in Odia and English. She has published numerous books of novels short-stories and travelogues. She is the daughter of Sakuntala Panda, a prominent Odia writer and founder of Odia women's monthly Sucharita. She is best known for her short story collection Akasha Jeunthi Katha for which she won Odisha Sahitya Akademi Award in 1992. She is currently heading the Mo school programme.
Personal life
She was born on 25 September 1960 at Cuttack. Her mother Sakuntala Panda was a prominent Odia writer. She did her education in Odisha before her post-graduation in political science and did a stint as a lecturer at Delhi University. She was appointed to head the Mo school programme of Government of Odisha that aims at improving the government and government aided schools in the state.
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Who is Susmita Bagchi?
Odia writer
When was Susmita Bagchi born?
Susmita Bagchi was born on 25 September 1960 in Cuttack.
What is Susmita Bagchi's occupation?
Susmita Bagchi is a writer and short story writer.
What nationality is Susmita Bagchi?
Susmita Bagchi is Indian.
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