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Ajay Kumar Dey
Born (1992-09-22) 22 September 1992 (age 33)
Satui, Murshidabad, West Bengal, India
Other namePranabanandan
EducationUniversity of Kalyani (B.Sc.)
Occupations
  • Researcher
  • Author
  • Cultural Historian
Notable workNabadwip Dham: The Oxford of Bengal (2026)

Ajay Kumar Dey (born 22 September 1992), known primarily by his literary pen name Pranabanandan, is an Indian researcher, author, and cultural historian. His work focuses on the documentation of the Bhakti movement and the regional history of 16th-century Bengal.

Early life and education

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Dey was born in the village of Satui, located in the Murshidabad district of West Bengal. He was educated at the University of Kalyani, where he completed a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in 2014. He subsequently obtained post-graduate diplomas in Journalism and Information Technology Application.

Career

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Historical research and authorship

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Dey's research specializes in the socio-cultural evolution of medieval Bengal. In 2026, he authored Nabadwip Dham: The Oxford of Bengal, a study of the intellectual and spiritual significance of Nabadwip as a historical center of learning.[1] His research also explores gender dynamics within religious traditions, notably in his work Women in the Bhakti Movement of 16th-Century Bengal.[2]

Literature and community work

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As a writer under the pseudonym "Pranabanandan," Dey has published various works of Bengali poetry and short fiction. He is recognized by the Government of West Bengal as a registered folk artist under the Lokprasar Prakalpa scheme, an initiative dedicated to the support of traditional regional artists.[3][4]

Selected bibliography

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  • Dey, Ajay Kumar (2026). Nabadwip Dham: The Oxford of Bengal (in Bengali). West Bengal: Pranabanandan Publications.
  • Dey, Ajay Kumar (2026). Women in the Bhakti Movement of 16th-Century Bengal. West Bengal: Satui ACTI.

References

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  1. ^ Dey, Ajay Kumar (2026). Nabadwip Dham: The Oxford of Bengal and the World of Sri Chaitanya. West Bengal, India: Gour Gadadhara. ISBN 9798244240757.
  2. ^ Dey, Ajay Kumar (March 2026). "Women in the Bhakti Movement of 16th-Century Bengal". Scribd. Retrieved 28 April 2026.
  3. ^ "Amul Dairy Professional Milestone: 12 Years of Service". Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers' Union Limited. October 2025. Employee ID 14004212
  4. ^ "Recipient of the Nazrul Award 2019 for Biographical Research". Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, West Bengal. 2019. {{cite web}}: |access-date= requires |url= (help); Missing or empty |url= (help)

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Category:1992 births Category:Living people Category:Bengali writers Category:Indian historians Category:People from Murshidabad district Category:University of Kalyani alumni Category:Cultural historians