Most Secretive Places on Earth

The world is full of secret and exclusive places that we either don’t know about, or simply couldn’t visit if we wanted to. This list takes a look at ten of the most significant places around the world that are closed to the general public or are virtually impossible for the general public to visit.

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Mezhgorye

Mezhgorye is a closed town in Russia which is believed to house people working on the highly secret Mount Yamantaw. The town was founded in 1979. Mount Yamantaw stands at 1,640 metres (5,381 ft) and is the highest mountain in the southern Urals. Along with Kosvinsky Mountain (600 km to the north), it is suspected by the United States of being a large secret nuclear facility and/or bunker. Large excavation projects have been observed by U.S. satellite imagery as recently as the late 1990s, during the time of Boris Yeltsin’s pro-Western government after the fall of the Soviet Union. Two garrisons, Beloretsk-15 and Beloretsk-16, were built on top of the facility. Repeated U.S. questions have yielded several different responses from the Russian government regarding Mount Yamantaw. They have said it is a mining site, a repository for Russian treasures, a food storage area, and a bunker for leaders in case of nuclear war.

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Vatican Secret Archives

This has been mentioned on a previous list – the archives are not secret despite their names. You can view any document you wish. But you cannot enter the archive. You must submit your request for a document and it will be supplied to you. Despite the foolishness of the recent junk from Ron Howard and Dan Brown (Angels and Demons) the documents are all available and there are no copies of suppressed scientific theories or great works that were banned. The only documents you can’t access are those which are not yet 75 years old (in order to protect diplomatic and governmental information). Indexes are available for people who want to see if a document exists in the archives. The Vatican Secret Archives have been estimated to contain 52 miles (84 km) of shelving, and there are 35,000 volumes in the selective catalogue alone.

8

Club 33

Contrary to popular belief, Disneyland has a full liquor license which is used when the place closes down to the general public to accommodate private parties. But there is one place in Disneyland that is always open to sell booze: Club 33. Club 33 is a private club located in the heart of the New Orleans Square section of Disneyland. Officially maintained as a secret feature of the theme park, the entrance of the club is located next to the Blue Bayou Restaurant at “33 Royal Street” with the entrance recognizable by an ornate address plate with the number 33 engraved on it. Fees for joining range from 10 – 30 thousand US dollars and membership comes with a car park. If you want to join the club, you have to go to the end of the fourteen year waiting list.

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Moscow Metro-2

Metro-2 in Moscow, Russia is a purported secret underground metro system which parallels the public Moscow Metro. The system was built supposedly during (or from) the time of Stalin and codenamed D-6 by the KGB. Russian journalists have reported that the existence of Metro-2 is neither confirmed nor denied by the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) or the Moscow Metro administration. The length of Metro-2 is rumored to exceed even that of the “civil” (i.e. public) Metro. (It is said to have 4 lines and lie 50 to 200 m deep. It is said to connect the Kremlin with the FSB headquarters, the government airport at Vnukovo-2, and an underground town at Ramenki, in addition to other locations of national importance. Needless to say, the fact that no one confirms its existence makes it pretty difficult to visit.

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White’s Gentlemen’s Club

White’s is the most exclusive English gentlemen’s club. It was founded in 1693 by Italian Francesco Bianco (Francis White) to sell the newly discovered hot chocolate but eventually became a typical (but extremely private) gentlemen’s club. The club is famous for its “betting book” in which members make bizarre gambles. The most famous of which is a 3,000 pound bet on which of two raindrops would slide down the window first. So why is this club on the list? Women are excluded completely from membership, so that is half our audience out. Secondly, men who want to join this exclusive club can only do so if invited by a sitting member who has the support of two other members. Unless you are a member of royalty, or are extremely powerful in politics or the arts, you are unlikely to ever see the exclusive White’s invitation.

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Area 51

I have put this so high on the list because it is the one place most readers are likely to expect to see. Area 51 is a nickname for a military base that is located in the southern portion of Nevada in the western United States, 83 miles (133 km) north-northwest of downtown Las Vegas. Situated at its center, on the southern shore of Groom Lake, is a large secretive military airfield. The base’s primary purpose is to support development and testing of experimental aircraft and weapons systems. The intense secrecy surrounding the base, the very existence of which the U.S. government barely acknowledges, has made it the frequent subject of conspiracy theories and a central component to unidentified flying object (UFO) folklore. The sign above states that deadly force can be used if people enter the Area 51 zone.

4

Room 39

Room 39 or Bureau 39 is arguably one of the most secretive organizations in North Korea that seeks ways to obtain foreign currency for Kim Jong-il, North Korea’s Chairman of the National Defense Commission. Room 39 was established in the late 1970s. It has been described as the lynchpin of the North’s so-called “court economy” centered on the dynastic Kim family. It is unknown how the name originated. Very little is known about Room 39 due to the secretive nature surrounding the organization, but it is widely speculated that the organization uses 10 to 20 bank accounts in China and Switzerland for the purposes of counterfeiting, money laundering, and other illicit transactions. It is also alleged that Room 39 is involved in drug smuggling and illicit weapon sales. It is known, however, that the organization has 120 foreign trade companies under its jurisdiction and is under the direct control of Kim Jong-il. North Korea has denied taking part in any illegal activities. Room 39 is believed to be located inside a ruling Workers’ Party building in Pyongyang, the capital city of North Korea.

3

Ise Grand Shrine

The Ise Grand Shrine in Japan (which is actually a series of over 100 shrines) is the most sacred shrine in Japan. It is dedicated to Amaterasu (the Sun goddess) and has been in existence since 4BC. The main shrine is alleged to hold the most important item in Japan’s imperial history: the Naik? (the mirror from Japanese mythology which eventually ended up in the hands of the first emperors). The shrine is demolished and rebuilt every 20 years in keeping with the Shinto idea of death and rebirth (the next rebuilding will be in 2013). This ranks very high on the list of places you will never go because the only person who can enter is the priest or priestess and he must be a member of the Japanese imperial family. So unless we have a Japanese prince or princess reading the site, no one here will ever see anything more than the thatched roof of the Ise Grand Shrine.

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Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center

This is a place that is not only closed to the public, but it is a place that the public hope to never have to enter! In most “end of the world” films we see these days, there is always a highly classified area where US government officials and a chosen few get to go in the hopes that they can escape the impending doom. The Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center is the real thing. It was set up in the 1950s due to the cold war but continues to operate today. It is a “last hope” area. For obvious reasons its operations are highly classified. It is run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The center is already functioning and even in small local disasters in the US, much of the telecommunications traffic is routed through it.

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RAF Menwith Hill

RAF Menwith Hill is a British military base with connections to the global ECHELON spy network. The site contains an extensive satellite ground station and is a communications intercept and missile warning site and has been described as the largest electronic monitoring station in the world. The site acts as a ground station for a number of satellites operated by the US National Reconnaissance Office, on behalf of the US National Security Agency, with antennae contained in a large number of highly distinctive white radomes, and is alleged to be an element of the ECHELON system. ECHELON was reportedly created to monitor the military and diplomatic communications of the Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc allies during the Cold War in the early 1960s, but since the end of the Cold War it is believed to search also for hints of terrorist plots, drug dealers’ plans, and political and diplomatic intelligence. It has also been involved in reports of commercial espionage and is believed to filter all telephone and radio communications in the nations which host it – an extreme violation of privacy.

10 Greatest Dinosaurs of All Time

From the doorknob-turning, toe-tapping velociraptors in "Jurassic Park" to the menacing Sharptooth and stubborn Cera in the "The Land Before Time," never before has a species inspired such imagination as the dinosaur. But there's much more to these creatures than what you'll find in the movies.
Originating some 230 million years ago, during the Mid- to Late-Triassic period, dinosaurs started out as small meat-eating creatures, eventually evolving into thousands of different species ranging from tiny carnivores the size of your lap dog to towering plant-eaters weighing more than 80 tons. Although other prehistoric stars such as pterodactyls and ichthyosaurs are often lumped in with the dinosaurs; dinosaurs, or "fearfully great lizards" in Greek, are defined as strictly-terrestrial reptiles, thus excluding groups like the soaring pterosaurs and amphibious plesiosaurs. They're also differentiated by a set of unique features, such as a jaw muscle extending to the roof of their skull, that are common only to dinosaurs.
These features were apparently pretty impressive too, because they enabled this most captivating of prehistoric creatures to dominate land for more than 160 million years. While researchers learn more about the mysterious beasts every day and are constantly uncovering new and interesting specimens, here we highlight 10 of the biggest, baddest and most interesting dinosaurs yet discovered. First up is a dino that doesn't look especially impressive, but just wait until you hear him sing.

While another velociraptor got all the Hollywood screen time, Deinonychus was every bit as fearsome as Spielberg's T-Rex. It was fast, intelligent and fierce despite its size.Image Credit: Getty Images

10. Parasaurolophus

Some dinosaurs impress us with their size, some with their speed and others with their ferocity. This one does it with its nasal cavity.
Parasaurolophus wasn't especially big, not necessarily a speed demon and lacked anything in the sharp teeth, long claws, and spiky tail departments. But when you have an auditory cortex capable of picking up on advancing predators from miles away and communicating the impending danger to the rest of your herd, none of those things really matter.
A plant-eating member of the hadrosaur family, also known as the duck-billed dinosaurs, Parasaurolophus' main feature was its curved head crest. This crest, which also may have been used for mate attraction or for identification, housed the animal's nasal cavity. Far from an ordinary nasal cavity, though, this schnoz was comprised of a looping tube stretching 8 feet (2.4 meters) long.
When Parasaurolophus pushed sound through this trombone like cavity, the result was a low frequency call deeper than that of a foghorn. This so-called "infrasound" was capable of traveling over extremely long distances and warned others in the group of approaching danger. Coupled with the dinosaur's super-strength hearing capable of detecting predators from far off in the distance, these unique calls were all Parasaurolophus needed to stage a powerhouse defense [source: Discovery Channel].
The next dinosaur on the list subdued not with its song, but with its sting.

The advanced auditory system parasaurolophus got from its curved headcrest let it hear danger miles before it arrived.Image Credit: Getty Images

9. Sinornithosaurus

Sinornithosaurus, whose name means "Chinese bird lizard," was a small, turkey-sized member of the raptor family. This dinosaur's claim to fame came in late 2009 when researchers discovered the feathered carnivore may have been venomous. While other dinosaurs have shown signs of being able to inject venom, the Sinornithosaurus findings are the most conclusive to date [source: Viegas].
Similar to other venomous animals like snakes, Sinornithosaurus appears to have had long fang-like teeth with a thin groove running from the root to the tip, indicating a venom pathway. The researchers also found what looks like a groove extending along the animal's jaw to a small hollow chamber that could have housed the venom gland, as well as small pits at the tops of the teeth for delivering the venom. The back teeth of Sinornithosaurus were shorter and broader for chewing.
It's likely the raptor used its fangs to inject venom into prey such as birds, pterosaurs, lizards and mammals and then devoured them once they were rendered helpless -- not unlike the bite-and-hold method today's cobras use [source: Discovery Channel.
Venom notwithstanding, Sinornithosaurus may have had a hard time getting through to this next dinosaur, a veritable walking tank.

8. Ankylosaurus

Stretching 35 feet long (10.7 meters) and weighing between three and four tons, Ankylosaurus met few rivals when it roamed the Earth during the Late Cretaceous period [source: Wilson]. With a back and sides covered with steel-like plates, horns behind its eyes, eyelids made of bone and bone plates attached to the outside of its skull and jaws, this plant-eating dinosaur was almost entirely covered in armor. As if the seemingly impenetrable shield weren't enough, Ankylosaurus was also equipped with a massive tail capable of delivering blows with 43,000 pounds of force [source: Discovery Channel].
Thanks to a muscular top half and fused vertebrae on the bottom, the tail could be swung like a whip 45 degrees in either direction at speeds up to 48 mph (77 kph). To top it all off, at the end of this swinging mace was a 100-pound (45 kilograms) bony mass that could have shattered the leg bones of rivals without looking any worse for the wear [source: Discovery Channel.
The only thing not imposing about this dinosaur was its small, beak-like mouth, with teeth designed for chewing plants.
The next dinosaur was neither threatening nor massive. In fact, if you'd been walking around when it was alive, chances are you wouldn't have even seen it.

7. Oryctodromeus Cubicularis

How does a dinosaur weighing barely 70 pounds (32 kilograms) survive in a landscape dominated by towering beasts 10 times its size? In the case of Oryctodromeus cubicularis, a small plant-eating dinosaur that lived during the early Cretaceous period, it disappears.
By digging small burrows and hiding out underground, this dinosaur managed not only to escape predators, but probably harsh weather as well. Based on remains found in both Australia and Montana, Oryctodromeus, whose name means "digging runner of the lair," was a well-designed digging machine. The dinosaur had a snout that could have been used as a shovel, strong shoulder muscles and sturdy hip bones for bracing against the ground. If all else failed, Oryctodromeus also had long hind legs for running [source: Boswell].
The burrow in which the remains were found was just barely as long as the dinosaur itself, ensuring that desperate predators couldn't come in after it. While Oryctodromeus was 7 feet long (2 meters) -- not too shabby for a dinosaur -- more than half of that was tail, making the digger's body roughly the size of a coyote's. [source: Hecht].
The fact that the bones were discovered in a burrow alongside two of the dinosaur's young also indicates this member of the hadrosaur family also practiced extended parental care, providing some of the best evidence yet that dinosaurs did so.
Whether or not the next dinosaur was a good parent remains to be seen. If the way it treated its prey is any indication, it's highly doubtful.

6. Spinosaurus

Tyrannosaurus Rex often steals the show as the most fearsome predator in dinosaur movies, but it's the Spinosaurus that holds the record as the world's largest carnivorous beast. Weighing in at a full 9.9 tons, Spinosaurus, which means "spine lizard" in Greek, got its name from the distinctive sail on its back composed of long spines covered in skin. This imposing sail, which may have served as a built in thermostat, mate magnet or simply for intimidation, rose a full 6 feet (2 meters) tall when Spinosaurus arched its back [source: Viegas].
Another distinctive characteristic of this dominant Cretaceous Period predator was its 6 foot (2 meter) long head -- the longest of the meat eaters -- and narrow snout full of knife-like teeth. While most other carnivorous dinosaurs possessed curved teeth, the teeth of Spinosaurus were straight, probably to spear slippery prey like fish [source: Viegas]. Based on similarities between this prehistoric dinosaur and today's crocodiles, scientists also think Spinosaurus likely grabbed its prey and proceeded to thrash its head back and forth to kill it [source: Discovery Channel.
If Spinosaurus thought it could thrash this next dinosaur around, though, it had another thing coming.

If you're looking for the largest carnivore in history, Spinosaurus is your dino. All 9.9 tons of him. Note the distinctive "sail" rising up along its back.Image Credit: AP Photo

5. Sauroposeidon

While predators such as Spinosaurus are often viewed as having the toughest job, finding, eating and digesting enough plant matter to fuel a 60-ton body is no simple task. At 60 feet (18 meters) tall and 100 feet (30 meters) long, Sauroposeidon, a member of the plant-eating sauropod family, was the tallest land animal to ever exist [source: Discovery Channel]. Its neck alone was 35 feet (11 m) long, with neck bones the size of fourth graders [source: BBC].
Sauroposeidon's hefty girth meant it had to consume up to a ton of vegetable matter daily, practically a never-ending job. To accomplish this feat, the dinosaur bore 52 chisel-like teeth that it used to strip plants of their leaves, in one fell swoop. It didn't even bother with chewing; it gulped the tasty vegetation straight down to a 1-ton stomach the size of a swimming pool. Then it let its super-strength stomach acid -- capable of dissolving iron -- do all the work [source: Discovery Channel]. Gizzard stones, rocks the dinosaurs swallowed to help them digest the fiber, further helped the process.
It's a good thing this dinosaur had so much help in the digestion department, because with a lifespan of 100 years, one of the longest of the dinosaur kingdom, that chewing would have gotten old pretty fast [source:Discovery Channel].
Sauroposeidon would have towered over our next dinosaur, but never underestimate a small opponent.

4. Deinonychus

While his cousin Velociraptor won the lead role in Jurassic Park, Deinonychus was every bit as fearsome and wily as that doorknob-turning film star. You don't get tagged with a name meaning "terrible claw" for no reason.
A bird-like dinosaur measuring approximately 5 feet tall (1.5 meters), 10 feet long (3 meters) and 200 pounds (91 kilograms), Deinonychus more than made up for its small size with its speed, intelligence and an impressive arsenal of weaponry [source: Discovery Channel].
Both its hands and feet were equipped with razor sharp claws, including a long curved claw 5 inches (13 centimeters) long on the second toe of each hind foot [source: Col]. This claw, which Deinonychus held erect while walking, was likely used to grasp onto prey with a death grip while it proceeded to use its 60-plus serrated teeth to tear the unfortunate victim to shreds [source: NewScientist]. Deinonychus may also have used its strong tail to balance on one foot while it kicked out at foes karate style with its killer claw.
And while the strong legs of Deininonychus likely enabled it to pounce on and take down prey easily on its own, it also probably joined with others to tackle prey several times its size. Already among the deadliest hunters of the late Cretaceous by themselves, these packs of Deinonychus were a force to be reckoned with.
One dinosaur, though, may have been up to the challenge they presented.

3. Triceratops

If any dinosaur could stand up to the wrath of dinosaurs like Deinonychus, it was this guy. The largest and heaviest of the horned dinosaurs, Triceratops was one of the most dangerous animals to have evolved on land [source: Discovery Channel]. This is one dinosaur that played both offense and defense equally well.
Characterized by a short nose horn and two longer horns up to 3 feet (1 meter) long over the eyes, Triceratops's offensive weapons were made of keratin, an antler-like material that could have easily gored even the most formidable foes. On the defensive end, Triceratops wore a 6.5 foot (2 meter) wide neck frill that was six times thicker than a human skull [source: Discovery Channel]. Besides being a nearly impenetrable form of protection, this several-layers-thick shield may also have been used to regulate body temperature or attract mates.
Triceratops wasn't lacking when it came to size, either. This rhinoceros on steroids was half as tall as T-Rex but weighed the same, making for a hefty package 26 feet long (8 meters), 10 feet tall (3 meters) and weighing 6 tons [source: Discovery Channel]. The positioning of the dinosaur's legs was yet another bonus. With straight back legs and splayed front legs, its center of gravity was directed toward the head, an ideal design for a strong frontal attack.
With such a well-stocked toolbox, it's no wonder Triceratops was the most common dinosaur during its time period. In the Late Cretaceous, Triceratops outnumbered T-Rex 10 to 1 [source: Discovery Channel].
Speaking of Tyrannosaurus, find out the many reasons why he graces our list next.

Triceratops roamed the earth protected by a thick neck frill and long nose horns.Image Credit: AP Photo

2. Tyrannosaurus Rex

Easily the world's most famous dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus Rex was the dominant predator for 25 million years. With finely tuned senses, a bite force 16 times as strong as an alligator's and seven tons of pure muscle, this is one dinosaur that definitely lives up to its name, which translates as "tyrant lizard king." [source: Discovery Channel].
One of Tyrannosaurus's most imposing features was its head. The size of a grown man, its head was 2/3 muscle and along with its neck, weighed a full 1,000 pounds (454 kilograms) [source: Discovery Channel]. This bone cruncher's jaws, stocked with more than 50 teeth up to a foot long, were strong enough to crush a car [source: BBC]
The brain inside that looming skull wasn't too shabby, either. The cerebrum of Tyrannosaurus was one of the largest relative to body size of any animal in the prehistoric era, making it well suited to analyzing the wealth of information the dinosaur's eyes and nose sent its way. Thanks to the placement of its eyes 16 inches (41 centimeters) apart, Tyrannosaurus had excellent binocular vision capable of seeing fine detail for up to four miles (6.4 kilometers). The large olfactory bulbs in T-Rex's brain suggest its nose was just as powerful. By some estimates its sniffing power was equal to that of 1,000 bloodhounds [source: Discovery Channel].
Contrary to what you may have seen in the movies, though, the one thing T Rex wasn't is fast. Based on the ratio of the dinosaur's thigh bone to his shin, T Rex was likely just a fast walker or a jogger [source: Discovery Channel]. But with such highly refined senses, steel-crushing jaws and dagger-like teeth, who needs speed?
The next dinosaur on the list may not have. After all, it practically had wings.

Visitors to Chicago's Field Museum look at "Sue," the world's most complete T-Rex skeleton. The museum also has the skull, which it must display separately. The skull weighs 600 pounds and would collapse the entire skeleton.Image Credit: Getty Images

1. Archaeopteryx

It's a bird! It's a dinosaur! It's ... Archaeopteryx!
A transitional link between birds and reptiles, this particular animal has perhaps stirred up more controversy than any other. So much so, in fact, that there's no real consensus on how to categorize it.
Although its remains, first discovered in 1861, had feathers similar to those of modern birds, they also bore a striking resemblance to those of small meat-eating dinosaurs. As a result, Archaeopteryx has been placed in a sort of categorical no-man's land: It's both primitive bird and feathered dinosaur.
On the bird side, the crow-sized Archaeopteryx with a 2-foot (.6-meter) wingspan had feathers, wings, a furcula (or wishbone) and smaller fingers. On the dinosaur side, it had teeth, a flat breastbone, a bony tail and claws. It's uncertain whether this curious creature used its feathers for flight, temperature regulation or a little bit of both, but if they did fly, the flat breastbone indicates they probably didn't do it for long periods [source: Natural History, UCMP].
Regardless of its flying skills, the status of Archaeopteryx as the first known bird set the stage for our current understanding of how birds evolved. Don't look now, but Tyrannosaurs Rex's cousin is at your bird feeder!
For more on dinosaurs, birds and everything in between, explore the links on the next page.

Archaeopteryx, seen in this display, is both primitive bird and feathered dinosaur. The jury's still out on how to categorize it.

BhanuSingher Kirtikolap - রবীন্দ্র সাহিত্য তালিকা

রবীন্দ্রনাথ তাঁর লেখনীতে বাঙালির জীবন যাপন, সংস্কৃতিকে যেমন তুলে ধরেছেন, তেমনি বাঙালির চিরদিনের হাসিকান্না, আনন্দ-বেদনারও রূপকার তিনি। জগতের সকল বিষয়কে তিনি তাঁর লেখায় ধারণ করেছেন। মানুষের এমন কোনো মানবিক অনুভূতি নেই যা রবীন্দ্রনাথের লেখায় পাওয়া যায় না। তাঁর সম্পর্কে কবি দীনেশ দাশ বলেছেন, ‘তোমার পায়ের পাতা সবখানে পাতা’ তিনি সারাজীবনের সাধনায় অসাধারণ রূপলাবণ্যমণ্ডিত করেছেন। অতুলনীয় ও সর্বতোমুখী প্রতিভা দিয়ে তিনি বাংলা সাহিত্যকে বিশ্ব মানে উন্নীত করে বাঙালিকে এক বিশাল মর্যাদার আসনে নিয়ে গেছেন।

আমাদের সেই প্রাণের কবি , বিশ্বকবি রবি ঠাকুরের সব কটি সাহিত্যসৃস্টির একটি তালিকা প্রণয়ণের ইচ্ছা ছিল অনেকদিন। তার জন্ম মাস-এ এটি তাঁর উদ্দেশ্যে অর্পিত অর্ঘ্য।

Tagore's literary reputation is disproportionately influenced very much by regard for his poetry; however, he also wrote novels, essays, short stories, travelogues, dramas, and thousands of songs. Of Tagore's prose, his short stories are perhaps most highly regarded; indeed, he is credited with originating the Bengali-language version of the genre. His works are frequently noted for their rhythmic, optimistic, and lyrical nature. However, such stories mostly borrow from deceptively simple subject matter — the lives of ordinary people.
The Works of Rabindranath Tagore consist of poems, novels, short stories, dramas, paintings, drawings, and music that Bengali poet and Brahmo philosopherRabindranath Tagore created over his lifetime.

It is my humble effort to pen down a list of all his literary works.

উপন্যাস সমূহ

দুই বোন	বউ-ঠাকুরানীর হাট	চোখের বালি
ঘরে-বাইরে	প্রজাপতির নির্বন্ধ	চতুরঙ্গ
চার অধ্যায়	যোগাযোগ	মালঞ্চ
রাজর্ষি	গোরা	শেষের কবিতা
নৌকাডুবি

একক গল্প

প্রায়শ্চিত্ত	ললাটের লিখন	ইঁদুরের ভোজ
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গল্প সংকলন সমূহ

গল্পগুচ্ছ	গল্পসল্প	তিনসঙ্গী
লিপিকা

গল্পগুচ্ছ

অতিথি	অধ্যাপক	অনধিকার প্রবেশ
অপরিচিতা	অসম্ভব কথা	আপদ
ইচ্ছাপূরণ	উদ্ধার	উলুখড়ের বিপদ
একটা আষাঢ়ে গল্প	একটি ক্ষুদ্র পুরাতন গল্প	একরাত্রি
কঙ্কাল	করুণা	কর্মফল
কাবুলিওয়ালা	ক্ষুধিত পাষাণ	খাতা
খোকাবাবুর প্রত্যাবর্তন	গিন্নি	গুপ্তধন
ঘাটের কথা	চিত্রকর	চোরাই ধন
ছুটি	জয়পরাজয়	জীবিত ও মৃত
ঠাকুরদা	ডিটেকটিভ	তপস্বিনী
তারাপ্রসন্নের কীর্তি	ত্যাগ	দর্পহরণ
দানপ্রতিদান	দালিয়া	দিদি
দুরাশা	দুর্বুদ্ধি	দৃষ্টিদান
দেনাপাওনা	নষ্টনীড়	নামঞ্জুর গল্প
নিশীথে	পণরক্ষা	পয়লা নম্বর
পাত্র ও পাত্রী	পুত্রযজ্ঞ	পোস্টমাস্টার
প্রগতিসংহার	প্রতিবেশিনী	প্রতিহিংসা
প্রায়শ্চিত্ত	ফেল	বদনাম
বলাই	বিচারক	বোষ্টমী
ব্যবধান	ভাইফোঁটা	ভিখারিনী
মণিহারা	মধ্যবর্তিনী	মহামায়া
মানভঞ্জন	মাল্যদান	মাস্টারমশায়
মুকুট	মুক্তির উপায়	মুসলমানীর গল্প
মেঘ ও রৌদ্র	যজ্ঞেশ্বরের যজ্ঞ	রাজটিকা
রাজপথের কথা	রামকানাইয়ের নির্বুদ্ধিতা	রাসমণির ছেলে
রীতিমত নভেল	শাস্তি	শুভদৃষ্টি
শেষ পুরস্কার	শেষের রাত্রি	সংস্কার
সদর ও অন্দর	সমস্যাপূরণ	সমাপ্তি
সম্পত্তি-সমর্পণ	সম্পাদক	স্ত্রীর পত্র
স্বর্ণমৃগ	হালদারগোষ্ঠী	হৈমন্তী
সুভা

গল্পসল্প

উৎসর্গ	সূচনা	বিজ্ঞানী
রাজার বাড়ি	বড়ো খবর	চন্ডী
রাজরানী	মুনশি	ম্যাজিশিয়ান
পরী	আরো-সত্য	ম্যানেজারবাবু
বাচস্পতি	পান্নালাল	চন্দনী
ধ্বংস	ভালোমানুষ	মুক্তকুন্তলা
সংযোজন

তিনসঙ্গী

পরিশিষ্ট	রবিবার	ল্যাবরেটরি
শেষ কথা

লিপিকা

অস্পষ্ট	আগমনী	উপসংহার
একটি চাউনি	একাটি দিন	কথিকা
কর্তার ভূত	কৃতঘ্ন শোক	গলি
গল্প	ঘোড়া	তোতা কাহিনী
নতুন পুতুল	নামের খেলা	পট
পরীর পরিচয়	পায়ে চলার পথ	পুনরাবৃত্তি
পুরোনো বাড়ি	প্রথম চিঠি	প্রথম শোক
প্রশ্ন	প্রাণমন	বাঁশি
বাণী	বিদূষক	ভুল স্বর্গ
মীনু	মুক্তি	মেঘদূত
মেঘলা দিনে	রথযাত্রা	রাজপুত্তুর
সওগাত	সতেরো বছর	সন্ধ্যা ও প্রভাত
সিদ্ধি	সুয়োরানীর সাধ	স্বর্গ - মর্ত

নাটক সমূহ

নাটক	প্রহসন	হাস্যকৌতুক
ব্যঙ্গকৌতুক	গীতিনাট্য	নৃত্যনাট্য
কাব্য-নাটক	নাট্য-কবিতা

নাটক

শারদোৎসব	মুকুট	প্রায়শ্চিত্ত
রাজা	অচলায়তন	ডাকঘর
ফাল্গুনী	গুরু	অরূপরতন
মুক্তধারা	রক্তকরবী	শোধবোধ
গৃহপ্রবেশ	নটীর পূজা	পরিত্রাণ
তাসের দেশ	তপতী	কালের যাত্রা
বাঁশরি	মুক্তির উপায়	ঋণশোধ
চণ্ডালিকা

প্রহসন

গোড়ায় গলদ	বৈকুণ্ঠের খাতা	চিরকুমার-সভা
শেষরক্ষা

হাস্যকৌতুক

ভূমিকা	ছাত্রের পরীক্ষা	পেটে ও পিঠে
অভ্যর্থনা	রোগের চিকিৎসা	চিন্তাশীল
ভাব ও অভাব	রোগীর বন্ধু	খ্যাতির বিড়ম্বনা
আর্য ও অনার্য	একান্নবর্তী	সূক্ষ্ম বিচার
আশ্রমপীড়া	অন্ত্যেষ্টি-সৎকার	রসিক
গুরুবাক্য

ব্যঙ্গকৌতুক

বিনি পয়সার ভোজ	নূতন অবতার	অরসিকের স্বর্গপ্রাপ্তি
স্বর্গীয় প্রহসন

গীতিনাট্য

বাল্মীকিপ্রতিভা	মায়ার খেলা	বসন্ত
শেষ বর্ষণ	নটরাজ	নবীন
শাপমোচন	প্রকৃতির প্রতিশোধ

নৃত্যনাট্য

শ্রাবণগাথা নৃত্যনাট্য	চিত্রাঙ্গদা	নৃত্যনাট্য চণ্ডালিকা নৃত্যনাট্য
শ্যামা নৃত্যানাট্য

কাব্য-নাটক

রাজা ও রানী	বিসর্জন	চিত্রাঙ্গদা
মালিনী

নাট্য-কবিতা

কর্ণ-কুন্তী সংবাদ

সঙ্গীত (পর্যায়)

ভূমিকা	পূজা	নাট্যগীতি
প্রেম	আনুষ্ঠানিক	আনুষ্ঠানিক সংগীত
ভানুসিংহ ঠাকুরের পদাবলী	বিচিত্র	জাতীয় সংগীত
প্রেম ও প্রকৃতি	প্রকৃতি	পূজা ও প্রার্থনা
স্বদেশ	গীতিনাট্য এবং নৃত্যনাট্য	পরিশিষ্ট

গীতিনাট্য এবং নৃত্যনাট্য

কালমৃগয়া	বাল্মীকিপ্রতিভা	মায়ার খেলা
চিত্রাঙ্গদা	চণ্ডালিকা	শ্যামা

কবিতা সংকলন সমূহ

সন্ধ্যাসংগীত	প্রভাতসংগীত	ছবি ও গান
ভানুসিংহ ঠাকুরের পদাবলী	কড়ি ও কোমল	মানসী
সোনার তরী	নদী	চিত্রা
চৈতালি	কণিকা	কথা
কাহিনী	কল্পনা	ক্ষণিকা
নৈবেদ্য	স্মরণ	শিশু
উৎসর্গ	খেয়া	গীতাঞ্জলি
গীতিমাল্য	গীতালি	বলাকা
পলাতকা	শিশু ভোলানাথ	পূরবী
লেখন	মহুয়া	বনবাণী
পরিশেষ	পুনশ্চ	বিচিত্রিতা
শেষ সপ্তক	বীথিকা	পত্রপুট
শ্যামলী	খাপছাড়া	ছড়ার ছবি
প্রান্তিক	সেঁজুতি	প্রহাসিনী
আকাশপ্রদীপ	নবজাতক	সানাই
রোগশয্যায়	আরোগ্য	জন্মদিনে
ছড়া	শেষ লেখা	স্ফুলিঙ্গ

প্রবন্ধ সংকলন সমূহ

য়ুরোপ-প্রবাসীর পত্র	য়ুরোপ-যাত্রীর ডায়ারি	চিঠিপত্র
পঞ্চভূত	আত্মশক্তি	ভারতবর্ষ
চারিত্রপূজা	বিচিত্র প্রবন্ধ	প্রাচীন সাহিত্য
লোকসাহিত্য	ব্যঙ্গকৌতুক	সাহিত্য
আধুনিক সাহিত্য	রাজা প্রজা	সমূহ
স্বদেশ	সমাজ	শিক্ষা
শব্দতত্ত্ব	ধর্ম	শান্তিনিকেতন
জীবনস্মৃতি	সঞ্চয়	পরিচয়
কর্তার ইচ্ছায় কর্ম	জাপান-যাত্রী	পশ্চিম-যাত্রীর ডায়ারি
জাভা-যাত্রীর পত্র	রাশিয়ার চিঠি	মানুষের ধর্ম
ছন্দ	পারস্যে	সাহিত্যের পথে
কালান্তর	বিশ্বপরিচয়	বাংলাভাষা-পরিচয়
পথের সঞ্চয়	ছেলেবেলা	সভ্যতার সংকট
আত্মপরিচয়	সাহিত্যের স্বরূপ	মহাত্মা গান্ধী
আশ্রমের রূপ ও বিকাশ	বিশ্বভারতী	শান্তিনিকেতন ব্রহ্মচর্যাশ্রম
সমবায়নীতি	খৃষ্ট	পল্লীপ্রকৃতি
বাংলা শব্দতত্ত্ব	সংগীতচিন্তা	সংগীত
শিল্প	ধর্ম / দর্শন	ইতিহাস
বিজ্ঞান	বিবিধ	গ্রন্থসমালোচনা
সাময়িক সাহিত্য সমালোচনা	সাময়িক সারসংগ্রহ	ব্যক্তিপ্রসঙ্গ

অচলিত সংগ্রহ 

  নাটক সমূহ

বন-ফুল	ভগ্নহৃদয়	রুদ্রচন্ড
কালমৃগয়া	হাস্যকৌতুক: হেঁয়ালি নাট্য	মালঞ্চ
বিসর্জন সংক্ষিপ্ত	যোগাযোগ	ব্যঙ্গকৌতুক: স্বর্গে চক্রটেবিল বৈঠক
সুন্দর	নলিনী	বাল্মীকিপ্রতিভা-প্রথম সংস্করণ

কবিতা সংকলন সমূহ

শৈশবসঙ্গীত	চিত্রবিচিত্র	রূপান্তর
অনূদিত কবিতা	কবিতা	অনুবাদ কবিতা
ব্যক্তিপ্রসঙ্গ	স্ফুলিঙ্গ

প্রবন্ধ সংকলন সমূহ

আলোচনা	সমালোচনা	ইংরাজি-সোপান
ইংরেজি-শ্রুতিশিক্ষা	ইংরেজি-সহজশিক্ষা	সহজ পাঠ
সাহিত্য	শিক্ষা	সমাজ
বিবিধ প্রসঙ্গ	পরিশিষ্ট	মন্ত্রি-অভিষেক
ব্রহ্মমন্ত্র	ঔপনিষদ ব্রহ্ম	সংস্কৃত শিক্ষা (দ্বিতীয় ভাগ)
অনুবাদ-চর্চা	ইংরাজি-পাঠ (প্রথম)	আদর্শ প্রশ্ন