The Tagore Centre UK

The Tagore Centre UK Established in 1985, the Tagore Centre UK exists to promote and disseminate the prodigious creativity of Rabindranath Tagore, a myriad-minded literary Colossus, an outstanding thinker of the 20th Century and the first non-European recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Read more about us. Details of 2020 activities coming soon

Invitation to our book launch, The Nehru Centre, London, Weds 4 November

Posted on 2 November 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Book launch: If only I were a bird… Dr Aurogeeta Das and Ansuman Biswas 6.30pm, Wednesday November 4 November The Nehru Centre 8 South...

Dwarkanath Tagore Lecture presented by Mr Sumit Mitra

Posted on 27 September 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

The Tagore Centre UK is pleased to present the full transcript and photographs from the centre’s extremely successful event on 2nd August, which featured...

Meeting with Mussolini : Tagore’s Tours in Italy 1925 & 1926

Book launches: Meeting with Mussolini / If only I were a bird…

Posted on 6 September 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Meeting with Mussolini : Tagore’s Tours in Italy 1925 & 1926 (Pub. Oxford) By Dr Kalyan Kundu A book launch featuring the writer and...

Our next event…An Evening of Rabindrasangeet, London

Posted on 18 July 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Sunday 26 July, 6.30pm start A celebration for all the family featuring poetry reading, dance and sketches stemming from or about Rabindranath Tagore and...

Mindful Education

Posted on 7 May 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Nuala Dalton is one of the researchers who has been working with the Tagore Centre UK for several months. She has been focusing particularly on...

Book Launch

Posted on 17 April 2015 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Thursday 14th May, 6.30pm The Nehru Centre 8 South Audley Street London W1K 1HF Book Launch – Rabindranath Tagore: One Hundred Years of...

Words, Listening, Waiting

Posted on 20 December 2014 byThe Tagore Centre UK

Here are three new pieces of writing by one of the Tagore Centre resident artists, Nuala Dalton. Her empathetic responses to Tagore might give...

The Art of Writing

Posted on 8 October 2014 byThe Tagore Centre UK

A new piece by Aurogeeta Das is in our Features section. A lovely account of the joys of handwriting. Forming Letters, Writing Poems

Dancing around Tagore

Posted on 22 September 2014 byThe Tagore Centre UK

By Fiona Harvey 18th September 2014 As I sit down to write this next part of my exploration, I am distracted by the thought...

The Many Meanings of Tagore’s Bird Leitmotif

Posted on 21 September 2014 byThe Tagore Centre UK

by Aurogeeta Das In the second part of my exploration of Tagore’s birds, I would like to first pick up some of the recurring themes...

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