In 1984, he shifted to Guwahati and joined as an editor in a new magazine named Sangket. In 1982, he moved became involved in literature and became the editor of the Assamese Trishool magazine. Initially he did not have any intention to publish them and dumped all the manuscripts of his novels in a tea box, which he names 'A Dustbin of Stories & Novels of Ranju Hazarika'. Gradually, Hazarika started writing few other manuscripts of his famous novels like Klanta Surjyar Rashmi, Sandhan, Mayajaal, Duranta Dashyu, Nikhar Atithi, Eta Dip Satta Kabar, Gahin Banar Phool, Uttar Phalguni, Tamas Tapashya, Debajani etc. During those periods, he made the full utilization of his leisure time and his first novel Bahurupi, that were published in 1973. Then, he had the chance to work in NEFA and in the next decade he served as an employee in two different tea estates.

First novel and beginningĪlong with his studies, Hazarika started his first job as an Accountant in the Cooperative society of the Monabari Tea State. At the age of fifteen, he finished writing the manuscript of his first Novel Bahurupi, after appearing the Class 10 Board Exams. Since childhood he had an inclination towards the literature and that eventually prompted him write few short stories and poems, those were published in some local newspapers and magazines. He spent his childhood in the Monabari Tea Estate. Ranju Hazarika was born in an Assamese family in Sonitpur, formerly known as the Darrang district of Assam. Movies, plays and serials made based on his novels.

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