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Nabajug (Bengali: নবযুগ, lit. 'New Age') was a Bengali-language
daily newspaper published from 1920 to 1944. The
newspaper was
founded in
Kolkata on 12...
- was one of
three owner-****-directors of the well
regarded evening daily Nabajug which came
often under British-Indian government's
proscription because...
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journalism in 1940 by
working as
chief editor for the
daily newspaper Nabajug ('New Age'),
founded by the
Bengali politician A. K.
Fazlul Huq. On hearing...
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rural economic programme as a
research project. In 1975, he
developed a
Nabajug Tebhaga Khamar (lit. 'New Era Three-share Farm')
which the
government adopted...
- journal. In 1920,
along with Kazi
Nazrul Islam, he
started a new magazine,
Nabajug. Later, when
another magazine, Dhumketu, was
launched by
Nazrul in 1922...
- a
number of
newspapers from 1920 to 1935. He
worked at The Mohammadi,
Nabajug,
Bangiya Mussalman Sahitya Patrika, Saogat, Samyabadi, Mahe Nao and Sebak...
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National Council from Dhaka-6.
Ahmed wrote for the
Daily Azad and
Dainik Nabajug. His
poetry was
inspired by the
works of Kazi
Nazrul Islam. His literary...
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various posts at the
Saptahik Nabashakti (1934),
Jugantar (1938),
Dainik Nabajug (1941),
Banglar Katha, w****ly
Mohammadi (1946) and w****ly
Paigam (1947-52)...
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Dhaka from
Calcutta in 1950 and
worked as a
journalist for the
dailies Nabajug, Ittefaq,
Sangbad and Millat. He
founded and
edited a
monthly magazine...
- time he
wrote in Sondhani, Shikkha, and
daily newspapers The Azad and
Nabajug.[citation needed] He
wrote his
first novel, Abanchhito, in 1941. For years...
