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Barada Charan Gupta
Barada Charan Gupta was part of the short-lived but influential ''Sabujpatra'' group of writers in colonial Bengal that published its journal from 1922 to 1927.
His parents were residents of Gayeshpur (which now in East Bengal, Bangladesh). Barada was a geologist, and was the second son and third child of Durga Charan Gupta. He had one brother and two sisters.
==Work==
After completing his education from the National Council of Education West Bengal (the first nationalistic technical institute), he joined the Geological Survey of India working with Mr. Heron, the geologist in the capacity of field supervisor. At GSI he was involved in field surveys for mineral resource of India and traveled extensively across the country, staying in different states like Bihar, Rajputana, Orissa in places like Mewar, Jaisagar and Telinagar etc. His surveys included the examination of the wolfram deposit in Orissa and the granite sheet jointing and quartzite ridge survey in the Aravalli Range, which are still used.
The evidence of his detailed study on the field of rocks and minerals can be found in the different memoirs published at that time by the GSI and other field notes now in possession of his family.〔Memoir of Geological Survey of India Volume LXV,Part II (Published by Government of India 1934), personal notes and memorandum dated 1948 onward.〕
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