The book was released by Vice President Hamid Ansari during a function at Rashtrapati Bhavan here. Today is the president's wedding anniversary.
Speaking on the occasion, the president said Suvra was essentially a private person with a strong interest in music (particularly Tagore music) and paintings.
He said that she was not into politics but came to know a large number of political personalities, according to a press release issued by Rashtrapati Bhavan.
"However, she confined herself to music, painting and writing. She tried to take Tagore music to a non-Bengali audience," it quoted the president as having said.
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Vice president Ansari said Suvra Mukherjee was a patron and performer of music, a painter, a writer, a teacher, a mother and a soul companion to the person who now adorns the highest office in the country.
"It is also fitting that the book is being released on this date, which marks the wedding anniversary of our president," he said.
Born in Jessore (now in Bangladesh), she faced the uprooting that visited millions in the sub-continent as partition cut through not only the map, but also across the social and cultural fabric of the land, the vice president remarked.