Jogindro

The education of this country's children has begun with the publication of the book "Smiling Happily" by this well-respected pediatrician - "Aaja is coming to Tade / Aa ami ate meo parda". This venerable children's writer died on 28 October 1866 in a poor Kayastha family in Matulala, Zainagar, in the twenty-four Parganas districts of the state of West Bengal in present-day India. The father of this child literature is Nandlal Sarkar, his original residence was in Jessore district of present day Bangladesh and his mother's name is Rahmani Devi. The ancestor of this pediatrician was the title "Dev". From Jessore, the family spread branches in different places. From Jasohar, a branch of the god family came to Panchagram. Shamsundar, the son of Sitanath Deva of that dynasty, settled in the head of a twenty-four Parganas district, and one of the northern men of this goddess of Panchagram took the title of "government". The eighth son of the fourth male Nandalal Sarkar is the eminent son of this self-styled child-literate Yogindranath Sarkar. Nandlal's financial condition was not particularly good. In 1864 Nandalal moved to Zaynagar (Nandalal's maternal uncle and son-in-law were both living in Zaynagar), and the family began living in the family due to severe storm rains. This is where the government of Yogindranath was born. This respected child-literate child started his educational career by attending the school, Jayanagar. In 1883, Nandlal left Jayanagar with his family and settled in Calcutta.