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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Ali, Shamsher''' (1919-1964) novelist. Popularly known by his pen name 'Beduin Shamsher';, was born in 1919 at Gopalpur in [[faridpur]]. After matriculating from Faridpur, he left for Kolkata to study at Presidency College. After graduating, he joined the police, but left soon after to join the Dhaka Bar. Despite his legal commitments, he found time to write novels, which earned him considerable popularity. His novels include ''Be''''i''''man'' (1944), ''Rick''''xa''''wal''''a'' (1950), ''Budigang''''a''''r Buke'' (2nd Edition, 1956), ''Dishahara'' (1956), ''Kant''''a'''' O Phul'' (1956), ''Tar O Jhangkar'' (1956), ''Chaoya O Paoya'' (1963). Shamsher''' '''Ali died''' '''on 23 February 1964. [Badiuzzaman] [Badiuzzaman former Deputy Director, Bangla Academy, Dhaka]<br />
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