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Shahidullah, Rudra Muhammad () a poet was born in Barisal on 16 October His parental residence was in the village of Shaheber Meth under Mongla Upazila of Bagerhat district. His actual name is Sheikh Mohammad Shahidullah; however, later he chose 'Rudra Muhammad Shahidullah' to be his name. His mother was Shiria Begum and father Sheikh Waliullah who was a physician.
Rudra Muhammad Shahidullah completed his SSC from Dhaka West End High School (), HSC from Dhaka College (), BA (Hons.) in Bangla from Dhaka University () and MA from the same university in ().
In his student life, two of his poetry books namely Upodruta Upakul (Affected Coast, ) and Firey Chai Swarnagram (Looking back at my Golden village, ) were published and these earned him instant reputation. These two works reflect his keen observation of contemporary society and culture. His poetry promotes the establishment of a discrimination-free society. He soon came in limelight as a vigorous poet in the s.
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Shahidullah Kaiser
Bangladeshi novelist and writer
Shahidullah Kaiser | |
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| Born | Abu Nayeem Mohammad Shahidullah ()16 February Majupur, Feni, Bengal Presidency |
| Disappeared | 14 December (aged&#;44) Dacca, Bangladesh |
| Status | Missing for 53&#;years, 1&#;month and 28&#;days (Although he disappeared, he was declared dead in absentia) |
| Education | BA (economics) |
| Alma&#;mater | Presidency College, Kolkata |
| Occupation(s) | Writer, novelist, journalist, editor |
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| Children | |
| Relatives | Zahir Raihan (brother) Shuchanda (sister-in-law) |
| Awards | list of awards |
Shahidullah Kaiser (16 February – disappeared 14 December ) was a Bangladeshi novelist and writer.[1] He was awarded Bangla Academy Literary Award in ,[2]Ekushey Padak in and Independence Day Award in [3][4][5]
Personal life
[edit]Abu Nayeem Mohammad Shahidullah was born on 16 February to a BengaliMuslim family in the village of Majupur in So
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People think that Dr. Shahidullah was against my decision to become [an artist], but that is not right. He disagreed but never stood in the way. My father said in explanation: "When I was living in Paris, I witnessed the life of a painter haunted by poverty and meted out inhuman treatment by his fellow countrymen. The life of an artist is never easy. So, I do not want you to embrace this troubled fate. First, you should complete your education and then go for art. In fact, I would rather you go to Aligarh".
Initially my objective was not to become a painter. I was closely engaged to a political party and I tried to go by the party's rules. The Communist Party ordered me to work towards a political organisation. I got admitted to art school. When I was a student of class nine, I became a member of the Student Federation. Then I did many portraits of Marx, Engles, Lenin, Stalin and other renowned leftists. When my father saw that I wished to be admitted to art school, he ask