The collection of Kazi Aniruddha's correspondence includes both incoming and outgoing mail, providing insight into his personal and professional connections. A significant envelope addressed to “Kājī Aniruddha Islām” at “16 Rājendralāl Sṭrīṭ (Tetālā), Kalikātā - 6” confirms his residence location in Calcutta during this period. One envelope bears handwritten notes detailing daily transportation expenses, suggesting Aniruddha’s attention to financial record-keeping during what was likely a financially challenging time for the family. The collection includes correspondence from “Kaka Babu” dated July 4, 1953, which contains a reference to someone named Hamid with the detailed address: “H. R. Sinha, Sinha Lodge, North Chashara, Nariangunj, Dist: Dacca, East Pakistan.” This connection to East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) demonstrates Aniruddha's maintained relationships across the newly-formed national border following the 1947 partition.
Extent: 3 letters containing 8 pages.
