Every Indian, whenever he sings the national anthem, bows his head in reverence to its creator, the great poet, musician, painter and philosopher. He was also honored with the title of Gurudev. Gurudev Rabindra Nath Tagore was born on 7 May 1861 in Bengal. Rabindra Nath Tagore, the owner of multifaceted talent, gave a new direction to Bengali literature. He was a poet as well as a playwright, novelist and musician. His great art Kiti Gitanjali was awarded with the Nobel Prize in 1913. He was the first writer from outside Europe to receive this honor. Even today, his position is at the top in Bengali literature. His mother passed away at a very young age. He was brought up by the servants of the house. In studies, he was much smarter than ordinary children. He studied law from England. He had the knack of writing poetry since his childhood. He started writing poetry at the age of 8.

Tagore was a multi-faceted person. His life was a reflection of words, musical waves, colors and lines. While deciding the long path of life, he realized that he is nothing else, only a poet. He hoped that his songs would remain alive in people's hearts forever and that has proved to be absolutely true. Even today he is remembered all over the world as a great poet, a poet who is the author of an immortal work like Gitanjali. In the field of music, even today his Rabindra Sangeet resonates not only in India but in many countries of Asia.

Gurudev Tagore was very much influenced by Sikhism. At the age of 11, he came to Amritsar with his father Maharishi Devinder Nath, It is mentioned in his writings.

"I remember the Gurdabara of Amritsar Sahib like a dream. Some days I used to go to the Sikh temple in the middle of the lake with my father. Prayers were always their. My father used to join in these prayers and others. At the age of 21, he wrote an article about the story of Guru Nanak Dev Ji "True Deal (Sache Saude)", about Guru Gobind Singh Ji "Gobind Guru" & "Vir Guru" and about Baba Banda Singh Bahadur "Bandi Bir" written in Bengali language.

The tragedy of Jallianwala Bagh on 13th April 1919 shook his poet heart. His ideology about Western civilization has completely gone bad. The expression of this can be seen in the speech "Crisis of Civilization" given on his last birthday. At this time, he returned to Calcutta from Shanti Niketan, all the political leaders were very scared and no one was ready to listen to him. He was saddened and wrote five letters to his friend Andrews, in which he expressed the grief of this murder.

The day of May 7 comes with the memory of his enlightened and enlightened personality. The legacy of Gurudev Rabindra Nath ji is extremely vast. The depth of his poetry is deeper than our imagination. Even today they are beacons of knowledge and social progress