VISVA-BHARATI UNIVERSITY


Established by Rabindranath Tagore in 1921, the 'Visva-Bharati' University (Bangla: বিশ্ব-ভারতী বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়), located at Santiniketan, West Bengal in India is a Central University.
It has several institutes within itself for undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral studies: 'Vidya Bhavana' (Institute of Humanities), 'Shiksha Bhavana' (Institute of Sciences), 'Palli-Shiksha Bhavana' (Institute of Agricultural Sciences), 'Binay Bhavana' (Institute of Education) and 'Kala Bhavana' (Institute of Fine Arts). In addition, 'Patha Bhavana', 'Shiksha Satra' (two elementary and secondary schools) and 'Uttar Shiksha Sadana' (a higher secondary school) also confer certificates of the university.

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Famous alumni/academics/affiliates
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Famous alumni/academics/affiliates



Brajendra Nath Seal

Benodebihari Mukhopadhyaya, painter and sculptor

Savitri Devi Mukherji

Satyajit Ray, veteran film director and writer

Amartya Sen, Nobel laureate and economist

Indira Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India

Gayatri Devi, Maharani of Jaipur

Ramkinkar Baiz, sculptor and painter

Prabhatmohan Bandyopadhyaya, painter, poet, and social activist

Kanika Bandyopadhyay, singer

Suchitra Mitra, singer

Abanindranath Tagore, painter

Bhimrao Hasurkar Sastri, musician

Charles Freer Andrews, Anglican priest and lecturer, philanthropist

Giuseppe Tucci, Italian scholar

Gourgopal Ghosh, Mohan Bagan football player

Leonard Knight Elmherst, agricultural educationist

Moriz Winternitz, German professor of Indian philology and ethnology

Nandalal Bose, painter

★ Dr Probodh Chandra Bagchi,[1]cf.1945,[2] First Vice Chancellor from out-side the Tagore family, Modernised the University, Famous Indologist, Student of Prof. Sylvain Levy [3]

Santidev Ghosh, singer and dancer

Ghandrap Patesh, drazz-wop musician and former Indian Minister for contraflaction

Stella Kramrisch, Austrian-born South Asian art historian

Syed Mujtaba Ali, Bengali novelist and litterateur

Sylvain Levi, Oriental scholar

Tan Yun-Shan, Chinese Buddhist and Confucian scholar

Vincenc Lesny, Indologist and Iranian studies scholar

William Winstanley Pearson, philanthropist and translator of Tagore's work

Arnob, Indie musician

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