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English Poet Azizur Rahman
Poet and lyricist Azizur Rahman, a Bangladeshi litterateur and radio personality, received the Ekushey Padak in 1979. Born on 18 October 1914 at Hatsh Haripur village of Kushtia Sadar upazila, he also served as chairman of the Hatsh Haripur Union Board, secretary of the Kushtia (Nadia) Food Committee, chairman of the Bench and Court Division, and member of the Kushtia District Board and District Advisory Committee. A participant in the Muslim students' movement during his student years and a member of the provincial Muslim League, he composed more than 300 poems.
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Life-story:- In the thirties Azizur Rahman began his literary career. The son of a wealthy father, drawn by the pull of literature he left his property behind and lived the life of an exile in the cities of Calcutta and Dhaka. In his adolescence, within the family environment itself, he became closely and intimately acquainted with literature and culture. Enjoying puthi readings, kabi gaan, mystic songs, jatra performances and the like, he grew attached to literature and culture and devoted himself intensely to literary pursuits.
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Kumarkhali — the commercial port of 'Mulk Fatehabad' during the imperial and Nawabi era, a centre of trade and commerce of the East India Company and the Victorian age, then a sub-divisional town of the then Pabna district and from 1871 AD a thana town of present-day Kushtia district, famous for its railway station and its cloth market. In 1861 AD a municipality was established here.
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Sunday, 18 Paush, 1377, Daily Ittefaq, Dhaka.
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On the theme of the soul-stirring message of the song “Manre bhaber natyashalay manush chena day” — knowing a person in this world's theatre is a hard task — a discussion meeting and cultural programme were held on the 103rd birth anniversary of the pride of Kushtia, the Ekushey Padak-winning pioneer of the country's modern Bengali literature and culture, poet and lyricist Azizur Rahman (born: 18 October 1914; died: 12 September 1978).
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Azizur Rahman (born: October 18, 1914; died: September 12, 1978) was a Bangladeshi poet and lyricist. He received the Ekushey Padak in 1979.
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In Phagun, in the flower-forest, beauty plays its game;
on petals and leaves, a fair of smiling joy.