Question

write a paragraph about iswar in 80 words​

Answer 1

Ishwar Chandra was born on 26th September, 1820 in Birsingha, Ghatak in Bengal Presidency in British India. He belonged to a poor Hindu Brahmin family. He had an impeccable thirst for learning. He studied dedicatedly and performed exceedingly well in academics. He received scholarships that helped him to continue further studies. Apart from studying his course books, he also read other books extensively to enhance his knowledge.

He studied at the Sanskrit College and qualified in different subjects including Sanskrit Grammar, Dialectics and Literature among others.

Ishwar Chandra started working at Fort William College as the Head of Sanskrit Department at the age of 21 years. Later, he joined the Government Sanskrit College as Assistant Secretary.

Ishwar Chandra was appreciated for his knowledge and wisdom. He was awarded the title, Vidyasagar that literally means ocean of wisdom.

He believed in the power of education and was a living proof of the same. He opened many schools, especially to encourage girl education. He also worked hard to improve the condition of widows in the society. He fought hard to introduce the practice of widow remarriage. He won many accolades for his contribution to the society. Many places in India, especially in Bengal have been named after him.

Ishwar Chandra spent the last 20 years of his life amid Santhals at Nandan Kanan located in Jharkhand. He died in Kolkata on 29th July, 1891 at the age of 70.

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Answer 2

He was born on 26th September , 1820 at Birsingha in the district of Midnapore. His father's name was Thakurdas Bandyaopadhyay and Bhagabati Devi was his mother.
He graduated from Sanskrit college in Kolkata. Later he was the Principal of that collage. He was given the respected title 'Vidyasagar'. - the ocean of learning. Vidyasagar is a combination of two Sanskrit word. ‘Vidya’ means ‘knowledge’ and ‘Sagar’ means ‘sea or ocean’. Thus, Vidyasagar means “Ocean of knowledge and wisdom. He was also the Inspector of school. He wanted education for all. He set up many school in rural Bengal. With his active help, the Widow Remarriage Bill was pass in 1856.
He authored several books such as Bornoporichoy, Betal Panchabinsati, Upakramanika, kotha mala, Banglar Itihas, Sitar Bonobas, etc.