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English: Atul Prasad Sen in a group photo
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Original publication: Atul Praad Sen

Immediate source: Basu, Kalyan Kumar (1969). আমারে এ আঁধারে (Amare e aandhare). Abhyudoy Prakash Mandir, 6 Bankim Chatujje Street, Kolkata 12
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Atul Prasad Sen

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A group photo of Monday Club founded by Sukumar Roy

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