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English Radhabinod Pal
Justice Dr Radhabinod Pal (27 January 1886 – 10 January 1967) was born at his maternal home in Taragunia village under Mouza Chhalimpur of Madhurapur union, Daulatpur, Kushtia — the area now known as Judgepara. He began his education under Golam Rahman Pandit of Chhatian village in Mirpur upazila and studied up to the secondary level at Kushtia High School, earning a first-class MSc in Mathematics from Presidency College, Calcutta in 1908. A judge of the Calcutta High Court (1941–43) and Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University (1944–46), he is remembered worldwide for his celebrated dissent at the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal.
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Justice Dr Radha Binod Pal, Judge Radhabinod Pal (born 27 January 1886 – died 10 January 1967) made history with a landmark verdict against the Allied powers victorious in the Second World War and in favour of the Japanese. The people of this land remember the name of this renowned judge with reverence. Though there has been talk of building a museum around this accomplished son of Kakiladah in Mirpur, Kushtia with government initiative, it has still not been properly realised.
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Salimpur is a renowned village lying beside the dying Hisna river near the Padma, in Taragunia of Daulatpur upazila of Kushtia district — which belonged to Nadia district of India at the time of 1947. It was here that, on 7 January 1886, a colourful, immensely accomplished man came to rest in the lap of his father Bipinbihari Pal and mother Magnamoyi Devi, destined to write history for the ages. He is the pride of the Bengalis, the amazing human Justice Radhabinod Pal.
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Written on the brick wall even today are the letters R. B. D. (Radha Binod Pal). The lock-gated ghat has crumbled with the passage of time. Nor is there the orchard of fruits of different species. After the independence of the country, the single-storey house has gradually wasted away. Yet even today everyone knows his name. The repute and fame of his career gave him a worldwide identity. Kakiladah is a secluded village of Sadarpur union in Mirpur upazila of Kushtia. It was in this village that the godlike Dr Radha Binod Pal, beloved of the Japanese, spent his childhood. The area is now known as Jojpara. Radha Binod Pal, son of Bipin Bihari Pal, was a judge of the international court.