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English Daulatpur
Daulatpur is an upazila of Kushtia district, Bangladesh — the district's last upazila, on the border with India. Covering 461 square kilometres, it is bounded by Bagha and Lalpur to the north, Gangni and Mirpur to the south, Bheramara and Mirpur to the east, and India's West Bengal to the west. The Mathabhanga and the Padma are its main rivers, and the Hisna also flows through it. Declared an upazila in 1983, Daulatpur has 14 unions, 161 mauzas and 242 villages.
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Munsiganj / Crawford Nagar of Ramkrishnapur union is situated here. It is a union-protection embankment. On the other side of the embankment lies India.
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Benevolent industrialist and public-spirited social worker Nasir Uddin Biswas was born on 22 February 1947 into a Muslim family in Sonaidanga village of Daulatpur thana in Kushtia district. His father was Idris Ali and his mother Rahima Begum.
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Mr. Mainuddin Biswas Babu was born in 1955 into a respectable family at Allar Darga of Daulatpur thana in Kushtia district. After earning a degree in law, he went into business. He is the founder of Biswas Group.
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Fidelity to justice, honesty, concentration and a patient, persevering disposition can lift a man from nothing to the ownership of vast wealth, fame and influence, and to standing in society as a respected person. A blazing example of this is the universally revered Mr Nakib Uddin Ahmed. He is famed as a living library of law. His boundless power of memory carried him to the high peak of success.
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In 1898, in the then Nadia—present-day Kushtia District—he was born into the distinguished Sarkar family at Philipnagar Islampur village of Daulatpur Thana. His father was Mr Jahir Uddin Sarkar and his mother Mosa Rabeyzan. He was widely known in the area as a religious, public-spirited individual.
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A piece of diamond of Daulatpur. Principal Samsul Haque Quraishi is a writer and educationist. He was born in 1935 into the Pir family in Daulatkhali village of No. 10 Daulatpur union of Daulatpur upazila. He is the youngest son of the then famous Alhajj Maulana Afsar Ali Sahib. His grandfather was the saintly devotee Hazrat Maulana Ishaq Ali. A social worker and a devoted soul.
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Sujauddin Ahmed (born 1918; died 22-07-1993) was born in 1918 into a middle-class family at Dang Modakagram village of Adabaria union in Daulatpur thana of the Kushtia subdivision. His father's name was Shital Mohammad and his mother Shanti Khatun. He passed matriculation from Sikarpur High School of West Bengal and obtained his Intermediate and graduation from Rajshahi Government College.
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He was born on 30/03/1932 in Kapar Pora village of Daulatpur thana. His father's name was Kasim Uddin and his mother Mosa Maymana Khatun. Growing up in a home with an environment of reading and writing, he completed his primary education with satisfaction. He passed matriculation in 1948, I.Sc. in 1950, B.Sc. with honours in physics in 1953, and M.Sc. in 1956.
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Allar Darga — at the very mention of the name a different kind of feeling stirs in the mind: surely there is some shrine or darga at Allar Darga. But in reality Allar Darga has no such shrine or darga worth the name. Yet the naming of Allar Darga has a history of astonishing events. In tracing the history of Allar Darga's naming, it is heard by word of mouth that some two and a half hundred years ago, during British rule, a family from Murshidabad in India lived with a few taluk of land in the village of Mirpur in Pierpur Union of Daulatpur Upazila of Kushtia District. The head of that family was Chhuti Mandal, and he had five children: Milan, Alam, Chand, Subad and Fatab Mandal.
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Comrade Jasim Uddin Mondal (born 1922, died 2 October 2017) - a revolutionary of the fiery age, a lifelong struggling workers' leader, a member of the advisory council of the Communist Party of Bangladesh, a son of Daulatpur, Kushtia and a resident of the Mukti Mor area of Tengri, Ishwardi: the tireless orator and leader of the exploited, oppressed and deprived labouring people, Comrade Jasim Uddin Mondal.
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He received training at the Chakuria military camp in India. Taking position at the Sikarpur sub-sector action camp, Shah Alam (72) took part in various operations along the border belt. He later led various battles of Daulatpur upazila and served as commander of Daulatpur thana during the war. After the war ended, he served as in-charge of Daulatpur thana. He was a first-class contractor.
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On 8 December the Mirpur, Bheramara and Daulatpur thanas of historic Kushtia were freed of the Pakistani occupying forces. It is a memorable day in the history of the Bengalis and of Bangladesh's great Liberation War. On 8 December 1971, through countless sacrifices and endurance, Mirpur Thana of Kushtia District found its place in the pages of history as the day it was freed of the Pakistani occupiers.