Rabisarani

Rabindranath's essay Santwana gets published in the Chaitra issue of Bharati magazine.

Rabindranath is sent to Ahmedabad to stay there and study English with his elder brother Satyendranath.

Maharshi Debendranath constitutes Sadharan Brahmo Samaj.

Rabindranath proceeds to Bombay (now Mumbai) to stay as a guest of an anglicized family of a Marathi Physician Atmaram Dadoji Pandurang. Rabindranath is sent to Pandurang's house as per Satyendranath's wish so that before starting for England, young Rabi (Rabindranath's childhood nickname) will be accustomed with British culture and language.

Rabindranath, while staying at Dr.Atmaram Dadoji Pandurang's house in Bombay (now Mumbai), takes lessons in spoken English from Ana Turkhud, the daughter of Dr.Pandurang.

Rabindranath gives Ana the Bengali name 'Nalini'. She starts taking Bengali lessons from him.

For the first time Rabindranath sets some of his lyrics to music.

Rabindranath writes three essays for Bharati magazine - Biatrice, Dante O Tahar Kavya (published in the Bhadra issue of Bharati), Pitrarca O Lara (published in the Aswin issue of Bharati) and Goethe O Tnahar Pranayinigan (published in the Kartik issue of Bharati).

Rabindranath sails for England with Satyendranath by S.S.Poona.

Rabindranath arrives in London and proceeds to Brighton to stay at Jnanadanandini Devi's (wife of Satyendranath Tagore) residence Medina Villas.

Rabindranath meets and befriends Satyendranath-Jnanadanandini's children Surendranath and Indira.

Rabindranath is admitted to the Public School at Brighton, but he could not continue there for more than two months.

Rabindranath sings the song Premer Katha Ar Bolo Na at the residence of Dr. M.