Ishita Bhaduri, the great-granddaughter of Poet Jatindra Mohan Bagchi, was born in Kolkata, India, in 1961, and started her literary career during the early eighties.

She has received the Award by the Paschimbanga Bangla Academy (Government of West-Bengal), the Poet Gouranga Bhowmick Memorial Award (instituted by Upalabdhikatha magazine), among others.

She has been invited to poetry readings and seminars at many places in India and Bangladesh. On May 2008, she attended a solo poetry session at Beijing, China, arranged by the Indian High Commission, Beijing.

She has 21 published books. Some of her noted poetry books are Shabdey Raktey Aanguley, Tomar Chibukey Ishwar, Athaba Brahmakamal, and Eucalyptus Gandha, Bishader Fenaa Haate etc. She has edited Jatindramohan Bagchi/125, a commemorative volume on poet Jatindra Mohan Bagchi. She wrote a collection of short stories, Pakhir Paalak. Saaheb Subor Deshe is a travelogue based on her tour to the U.K. & Europe. A collection of short poems was translated into English, named Marigold Moments. From Dhaka (Banglades) her books are published; In 2006-Prem O Biraher Kabita (a collection of her selected poems),In 2008 - Malaichaki (a book of rhymes), In 2012- Pound Lira Cronarer Deshe (travalogue).