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Famous personalities

  • 01. Professor Syed Fazlul Haque


    Date of birth: July 8, 1920

     

    Place of birth:

    Raihanpur village in Patharghata police station of Barguna district

     

    Educational identity:

    While pursuing his Bachelor's degree in Matriculation from Barisal BM College, Primary School, Jhalakathi Government Higher Secondary School in his village, he obtained his B.Sc.

     

    Working life:

    After retiring as a professor in the Department of Radiotherapy at the Medical College in 1986, he worked as a Professor of Radiotherapy at Al Fatah University in Libya for 6 years.

     

    Social activities:

    Joining the School Bratchari and Boys Scout, St. John Ambulance Brigade in College and U&T in Medical College. He was also involved in the activities of the Bangladesh Medical Association. The name of the college is Syed Fazlul Haque Degree College. Besides, he was the founding president of Bangladesh Cancer Society and was busy in the work of Bangladesh Cancer Control.
    He was a prominent Rotarian. There is no way to mention his special contribution in establishing Rotary Cancer Detection Center and Cancer Institute in Mohakhali. The last wish of his life was to build a complete cancer hospital.

    Notable medals:

    Sher-e-Bangla Medal 95 in the field of medicine by Barisal Divisional Association

    Chandradeep (Barisal) Cultural Organization Gunijan Padak 95,

    Gunijan Padak 95 in the field of education and medicine by Barguna Samiti

    World No Tobacco Day Medal '96 'by Adhunik, National Organization of Anti-Tobacco Movement

    Haqqani Mission Bangladesh awarded the Medal of Honor in the field of medicine 2000 and

    Honorary Medal 2000 by Bangladesh Anti-Tobacco Alliance.


    Personal life:

    Dr. Hakeru's wife Sajeda Haque is a successful mother. They have six daughters - the eldest daughter has a doctorate in psychology. She is working in an international organization. Dr. Syed's grandfather Mr. Syed Raihan Uddin was a well-known personality of the area and the area was named after him. Professor Syed Fazlul Haque is a well-known veteran physician and the first cancer specialist in Bangladesh. His contribution in the field of medicine, especially in the field of cancer, is very significant in the context of Bangladesh.

     

    This accomplished son of Bengal passed away on 12 February 2005.

     

    02. Mr. Selina Hossain


    Father: A. K. Mosharraf Hossain

    Mother: Maryammennesa Bakul

    Husband: Anwar Hossain Khan

    Marital Status: Married

     

    Permanent address:

    Village- Vaijora, Post Office- Douatla, Upazila- Bamna, District- Barguna

    Current address:

    House - 16 / A, Road - 2, Shyamoli, Dhaka - 1206

    Birth:

    June 14, 1947

    Place of birth:

    Rajshahi

    Nationality:

    Bangladeshi

    Education:

    M.A. (Bangla Language and Literature), Rajshahi University, 198

    Occupation:

    Executive Director, Faria Lara Foundation, Dhaka-based Director, Bangla Academy. Currently associated with writing.

    Published books:

    Novels - 29, Storybooks - 11, Essays - 6, Children's Literature - 18

     

    Novel:

    Tidal wave (1982); Josnaya Suryajbala (1983); Shark River Grenade (198); Whistle in Submerged Consciousness (1989); Yapit Jiban (1971); Blue Peacock's Youth (1982); Footnote (1982); Chand Bene (1984); Insect Dwelling (198); Continuous bells (196); Dripping (198); Butterflies on Thorns (1989); Murder and Love (1990); Kalketu and Fullara (1992); Bhalobasa Pritilata (1992); Tanaporen (1994); Gayatri Sandhya-Ek (1994); Gayatri Sandhya - Two (1995); Gayatri Sandhya - Three (1997); Dipanbita (1997); War (1996); Lara (2000); Mohini's Marriage (2001); Wood Coal Pictures (2001); Molecular Darkness (2003); Sleepless God (2004); Blue Birds of the Morgue (2005); Waiting (2006); Wonder of the Rope of the Day (2007); Soil and Grain Weaving (2006); Full Picture Immersion (2006)

     

    Story:

    Continuous from source (1989); Water Clouds (1985); Khol Kartal (1982); Post-birth (198); The Man (1993); Girls of Matijan (1995); Anuradha Purnima (2006); Sakhina's Chandrakala (2006); Ekaler Pantaburi (2002); Abella's Day (2009); Women's Fairy Tales (2006)

     

    Children's literature:

    Sagar (1991); Alphabet in Bangla Academy Story (1994); Kaktaruya (1997); Alphabet Stories (1997); Akash Pari (2001); Going Differently (2001); When Named Rain (2002); Moonlight (2002); Mayor's Car (2003); Friends of Mihirun (2004); Rainbow (ed.) (2004); One Rupee Day (2005); The story does not end (2006); Bayanno to Ekattar (2006); Moon's Old Pantylish (2006); Freedom Fighters (2009); Little Jewels of the Golden Boat (2009)

     

    Articles:

    Expatriates in the homeland (1985); The mass movement of the seventies (1975); Dhaka of 1971 (1989); Fear not (1996); Free Tax Fear (2000); Politics at Home (2006); Win Yourself (2006)

     

    Edit:

    Women's Empowerment: Politics and Movement (Joint) (2003); Ibsen's Women (2006); Ibsen's plays and poems (2006); Gender World Cell (joint) (2006); Bangladesh Women and Society (Joint) (2006); Gender and Socio-Economic Development (Joint) (2006); The Life and Scope of Women in Literature (Joint) (2006); Culture & Culture in the Light of Gender (Joint) (2006); Masculinity is women

  • And Education (Joint) (2006); South Asian Feminist Stories (joint) (2006); Gender and Development Cell (2009)

    Editing the children's magazine 'Dhan Shaliker Desh' published by Bangla Academy for 22 years. One of the editors of the 'Children's Dictionary' published by the Bangla Academy.

     

    English translation:

    Selected Short Stories of Selina Hossain.2007; The Shark The River & The Grenades.1987; Warp and Woof. 1999; Plumed peacock. 2009.

    Rewards:

    Dr. Muhammad Enamul Haque Gold Medal (1989); Bangla Academy Literary Award (1980); Alaol Sahitya Puraskar (1971); Phillips Literary Award (198); Writers' Association Gold Medal (1989); Ananya Sahitya Puraskar (1994); Alakta Sahitya Puraskar (1994); Bangladesh Film Awards (1996); Ramakrishna Joydayal Harmony Awards in South Asian Literature, Delhi (2006); Ekushey Padak Award (2009)

     

    Fellowship:

    British Council Fellowship (Education) University of London (1994);

    Ford Foundation (Novel, 1994-95); Senate Member, Rajshahi University

     

    Textbooks:

    The novel 'Japit Jiban' is read at Rabindra Bharati University and the novel 'Nirantar Ghantadhvani' is read at Jadavpur University. This university has done MPhil thesis with his novel. The English translation of the novel The Shark The River and The Grenade was taught for two semesters in 2006 at Octon Community College in Illinois, USA.

    Seminar:

    Participated in international seminars in different countries.

    Travel:

    Malaysia, Philippines, India, Nepal, Singapore, Thailand, Soviet Union, Switzerland, England, Holland, Belgium, America, Germany, Canada, Cambodia and Australia.

     

    03. Prince Abdul Malek Khan
    Prince Abdul Malek Khan was born in Kaunia village of Betagi police station in Barguna district. His father, the late Abi Abdullah Khan, M. from Patuakhali subdivision of undivided Bengal. L. Be selected. He received his M.A. from Dhaka University. A degree. In 1954, Barisal B. He started his career by teaching in M. College. He started law business in 1971 in Barisal. In 1970, he was elected as a Member of Parliament in Patharghata-Barguna constituency as a candidate of Awami League. Before the war of independence of Bangladesh, he led the non-cooperation movement in different places, especially in Betagi, Bamna, Patharghata and Kathalia police stations. After Bangabandhu's declaration of independence on 25 March 1971, Mujib played an active role in the war of independence under the Provisional Government of the city. After independence, he devoted himself to development work. In 1973, he joined the cabinet of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujbur Rahman of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh as the Minister of State for Industry. He passed away on April 1, 2006.