বাংলা 
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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Doulotpur History
Daulatpur is an upazila under Kushtia District of Bangladesh. It is Kushtia's last upazila, situated near India.
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Md Hazrat Ali is a retired teacher and an education worker. In a long teaching career of nearly 37 years he did not merely teach in the classroom, but tried to inspire students towards morality, discipline, a sense of responsibility and human values. For him teaching was never merely a profession—it was a duty to shape the coming generations into able and humane human beings.
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Allar Darga is a well-known locality of Daulatpur Upazila in Kushtia. At the very mention of the name, many naturally wonder—is there any shrine or darga here? In reality, there is at present no large shrine or darga matching the name. Yet behind the name Allar Darga lies a local history, the many tales told about the ascetic Alam Fakir, and a long-standing folk memory.