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	'''Hamid, Khondakar Abdul''' (1918-1983) journalist, politician. He was born on 1 March 1918 at village Kasba in Sherpur district. His father Khondakar Abdul Latif was the commissioner of Sherpur Municipality and his mother was Begum Amirunnesa. Abdul Hamid passed matriculation examination in 1935 from Govindapur Peace Memorial High School and IA examination from Ananda Mohan College in 1937. He obtained graduation in 1940 from Calcutta University. On completion of his educational career Abdul Hamid took to journalism. He had been the assistant editor of the Daily'' ~~Itteh''''a''''d~~'' of Kolkata in 1946-1948 and chairman of the Board of Editors of the Daily ''~~Mill''''a''''t~~'' from 1953 to 1956. He was appointed as editor of the Daily'' ~~Az''''a''''d~~'' in 1969. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid joined the Daily'' ~~Ittef''''a''''q~~'' as senior leader writer in 1973. He earned reputation for his column writing titled ''Manche Nepathye'' under pseudonym 'Spasta-bhashi'; and for his post editorial column titled ''Mard-e-Momin ''in the Daily'' Ittefaq''. Besides, he was associated with the paper ''Chashi'' published from Mymensingh, and in 1976 he published a Bangla weekly paper from London styled as ''~~S''''a''''pt''''a''''hik~~ Bangladesh''. He was appointed as chairman of the Board of Editors of ''Dainik Desh'' in 1982.		'''Hamid, Khondakar Abdul''' (1918-1983) journalist, politician. He was born on 1 March 1918 at village Kasba in Sherpur district. His father Khondakar Abdul Latif was the commissioner of Sherpur Municipality and his mother was Begum Amirunnesa. Abdul Hamid passed matriculation examination in 1935 from Govindapur Peace Memorial High School and IA examination from Ananda Mohan College in 1937. He obtained graduation in 1940 from Calcutta University. On completion of his educational career Abdul Hamid took to journalism. He had been the assistant editor of the Daily ''Ittehad'' of Kolkata in 1946-1948 and chairman of the Board of Editors of the Daily ''Millat'' from 1953 to 1956. He was appointed as editor of the Daily ''Azad'' in 1969. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid joined the Daily ''Ittefaq'' as senior leader writer in 1973. He earned reputation for his column writing titled ''Manche Nepathye'' under pseudonym 'Spasta-bhashi' and for his post editorial column titled ''Mard-e-Momin ''in the Daily'' Ittefaq''. Besides, he was associated with the paper ''Chashi'' published from Mymensingh, and in 1976 he published a Bangla weekly paper from London styled as ''Saptahik Bangladesh''. He was appointed as chairman of the Board of Editors of ''Dainik Desh'' in 1982.

	Alongside journalism Khondakar Abdul Hamid was active in politics. He joined Awami Muslim League in 1953. He was elected a member of the East Bengal Provincial Assembly in 1954 as a nominee of [[united front]]. After the promulgation of Section 92A in the province he was arrested and kept confined. Abdul Hamid was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly in 1965 as a nomince of Muslim League (Council). Inspite of his vital role in politics and journalism in the 1960s Khondakar Hamid had his own views about the War of Liberation. After Liberation he was arrested under the Collaborators Act and was released in 1973. He was elected a member of the Jatiya Sangsad in 1979 as a nominee of [[bangladesh nationalist party]] from Sherpur and was included in the cabinet of [[ziaur rahman]] in charge of the Ministry of Youth Development. He resigned from the cabinet in 1981. In 1982, he was included in the cabinet of President [[abdus sattar]] in charge of the Ministry of Health and Population Control, Labour Manpower and Social Welfare.		Alongside journalism Khondakar Abdul Hamid was active in politics. He joined Awami Muslim League in 1953. He was elected a member of the East Bengal Provincial Assembly in 1954 as a nominee of [[United Front\|united front]]. After the promulgation of Section 92A in the province he was arrested and kept confined. Abdul Hamid was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly in 1965 as a nomince of Muslim League (Council). Inspite of his vital role in politics and journalism in the 1960s Khondakar Hamid had his own views about the War of Liberation. After Liberation he was arrested under the Collaborators Act and was released in 1973. He was elected a member of the Jatiya Sangsad in 1979 as a nominee of [[Bangladesh Nationalist Party\|bangladesh nationalist party]] from Sherpur and was included in the cabinet of [[Rahman, Shahid Ziaur\|ziaur rahman]] in charge of the Ministry of Youth Development. He resigned from the cabinet in 1981. In 1982, he was included in the cabinet of President [[Sattar, Justice Abdus\|abdus sattar]] in charge of the Ministry of Health and Population Control, Labour Manpower and Social Welfare.

	Khondaker Abdul Hamid was associated with a number of organisations. He was a member of the Board of Management of the Press Institute, member of Bangladesh Press Council and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural Bank.		Khondaker Abdul Hamid was associated with a number of organisations. He was a member of the Board of Management of the Press Institute, member of Bangladesh Press Council and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural Bank.

	In recognition of his contribution towards journalism he was awarded the 'Ekushe Padak'; in 1977 by the Government of Bangladesh. He died on 22 October 1983. [Abu Md. Delwar Hossain~~] [Hossain, Abu Md Delwar Professor of History, Dhaka University~~]		In recognition of his contribution towards journalism he was awarded the 'Ekushe Padak' in 1977 by the Government of Bangladesh. He died on 22 October 1983. [Abu Md. Delwar Hossain]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Hamid, Khondakar Abdul''' (1918-1983) journalist, politician. He was born on 1 March 1918 at village Kasba in Sherpur district. His father Khondakar Abdul Latif was the commissioner of Sherpur Municipality and his mother was Begum Amirunnesa. Abdul Hamid passed matriculation examination in 1935 from Govindapur Peace Memorial High School and IA examination from Ananda Mohan College in 1937. He obtained graduation in 1940 from Calcutta University. On completion of his educational career Abdul Hamid took to journalism. He had been the assistant editor of the Daily'' Itteh''''a''''d'' of Kolkata in 1946-1948 and chairman of the Board of Editors of the Daily ''Mill''''a''''t'' from 1953 to 1956. He was appointed as editor of the Daily'' Az''''a''''d'' in 1969. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid joined the Daily'' Ittef''''a''''q'' as senior leader writer in 1973. He earned reputation for his column writing titled ''Manche Nepathye'' under pseudonym 'Spasta-bhashi'; and for his post editorial column titled ''Mard-e-Momin ''in the Daily'' Ittefaq''. Besides, he was associated with the paper ''Chashi'' published from Mymensingh, and in 1976 he published a Bangla weekly paper from London styled as ''S''''a''''pt''''a''''hik Bangladesh''. He was appointed as chairman of the Board of Editors of ''Dainik Desh'' in 1982.		'''Hamid, Khondakar Abdul''' (1918-1983) journalist, politician. He was born on 1 March 1918 at village Kasba in Sherpur district. His father Khondakar Abdul Latif was the commissioner of Sherpur Municipality and his mother was Begum Amirunnesa. Abdul Hamid passed matriculation examination in 1935 from Govindapur Peace Memorial High School and IA examination from Ananda Mohan College in 1937. He obtained graduation in 1940 from Calcutta University. On completion of his educational career Abdul Hamid took to journalism. He had been the assistant editor of the Daily'' Itteh''''a''''d'' of Kolkata in 1946-1948 and chairman of the Board of Editors of the Daily ''Mill''''a''''t'' from 1953 to 1956. He was appointed as editor of the Daily'' Az''''a''''d'' in 1969. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid joined the Daily'' Ittef''''a''''q'' as senior leader writer in 1973. He earned reputation for his column writing titled ''Manche Nepathye'' under pseudonym 'Spasta-bhashi'; and for his post editorial column titled ''Mard-e-Momin ''in the Daily'' Ittefaq''. Besides, he was associated with the paper ''Chashi'' published from Mymensingh, and in 1976 he published a Bangla weekly paper from London styled as ''S''''a''''pt''''a''''hik Bangladesh''. He was appointed as chairman of the Board of Editors of ''Dainik Desh'' in 1982.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Alongside journalism Khondakar Abdul Hamid was active in politics. He joined Awami Muslim League in 1953. He was elected a member of the East Bengal Provincial Assembly in 1954 as a nominee of [[united front]]. After the promulgation of Section 92A in the province he was arrested and kept confined. Abdul Hamid was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly in 1965 as a nomince of Muslim League (Council). Inspite of his vital role in politics and journalism in the 1960s Khondakar Hamid had his own views about the War of Liberation. After Liberation he was arrested under the Collaborators Act and was released in 1973. He was elected a member of the Jatiya Sangsad in 1979 as a nominee of [[bangladesh nationalist party]] from Sherpur and was included in the cabinet of [[ziaur rahman]] in charge of the Ministry of Youth Development. He resigned from the cabinet in 1981. In 1982, he was included in the cabinet of President [[abdus sattar]] in charge of the Ministry of Health and Population Control, Labour Manpower and Social Welfare.		Alongside journalism Khondakar Abdul Hamid was active in politics. He joined Awami Muslim League in 1953. He was elected a member of the East Bengal Provincial Assembly in 1954 as a nominee of [[united front]]. After the promulgation of Section 92A in the province he was arrested and kept confined. Abdul Hamid was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly in 1965 as a nomince of Muslim League (Council). Inspite of his vital role in politics and journalism in the 1960s Khondakar Hamid had his own views about the War of Liberation. After Liberation he was arrested under the Collaborators Act and was released in 1973. He was elected a member of the Jatiya Sangsad in 1979 as a nominee of [[bangladesh nationalist party]] from Sherpur and was included in the cabinet of [[ziaur rahman]] in charge of the Ministry of Youth Development. He resigned from the cabinet in 1981. In 1982, he was included in the cabinet of President [[abdus sattar]] in charge of the Ministry of Health and Population Control, Labour Manpower and Social Welfare.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Khondaker Abdul Hamid was associated with a number of organisations. He was a member of the Board of Management of the Press Institute, member of Bangladesh Press Council and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural Bank.		Khondaker Abdul Hamid was associated with a number of organisations. He was a member of the Board of Management of the Press Institute, member of Bangladesh Press Council and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural Bank.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~In recognition of his contribution towards journalism he was awarded the 'Ekushe Padak'; in 1977 by the Government of Bangladesh. He died on 22 October 1983. [Abu Md. Delwar Hossain] [Hossain, Abu Md Delwar Professor of History, Dhaka University]		In recognition of his contribution towards journalism he was awarded the 'Ekushe Padak'; in 1977 by the Government of Bangladesh. He died on 22 October 1983. [Abu Md. Delwar Hossain] [Hossain, Abu Md Delwar Professor of History, Dhaka University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Hamid, Khondakar Abdul''' (1918-1983) journalist, politician. He was born on 1 March 1918 at village Kasba in Sherpur district. His father Khondakar Abdul Latif was the commissioner of Sherpur Municipality and his mother was Begum Amirunnesa. Abdul Hamid passed matriculation examination in 1935 from Govindapur Peace Memorial High School and IA examination from Ananda Mohan College in 1937. He obtained graduation in 1940 from Calcutta University. On completion of his educational career Abdul Hamid took to journalism. He had been the assistant editor of the Daily'' Itteh''''a''''d'' of Kolkata in 1946-1948 and chairman of the Board of Editors of the Daily ''Mill''''a''''t'' from 1953 to 1956. He was appointed as editor of the Daily'' Az''''a''''d'' in 1969. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid joined the Daily'' Ittef''''a''''q'' as senior leader writer in 1973. He earned reputation for his column writing titled ''Manche Nepathye'' under pseudonym 'Spasta-bhashi'; and for his post editorial column titled ''Mard-e-Momin ''in the Daily'' Ittefaq''. Besides, he was associated with the paper ''Chashi'' published from Mymensingh, and in 1976 he published a Bangla weekly paper from London styled as ''S''''a''''pt''''a''''hik Bangladesh''. He was appointed as chairman of the Board of Editors of ''Dainik Desh'' in 1982.

<p class=Normal >Alongside journalism Khondakar Abdul Hamid was active in politics. He joined Awami Muslim League in 1953. He was elected a member of the East Bengal Provincial Assembly in 1954 as a nominee of [[united front]]. After the promulgation of Section 92A in the province he was arrested and kept confined. Abdul Hamid was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly in 1965 as a nomince of Muslim League (Council). Inspite of his vital role in politics and journalism in the 1960s Khondakar Hamid had his own views about the War of Liberation. After Liberation he was arrested under the Collaborators Act and was released in 1973. He was elected a member of the Jatiya Sangsad in 1979 as a nominee of [[bangladesh nationalist party]] from Sherpur and was included in the cabinet of [[ziaur rahman]] in charge of the Ministry of Youth Development. He resigned from the cabinet in 1981. In 1982, he was included in the cabinet of President [[abdus sattar]] in charge of the Ministry of Health and Population Control, Labour Manpower and Social Welfare.

<p class=Normal >Khondaker Abdul Hamid was associated with a number of organisations. He was a member of the Board of Management of the Press Institute, member of Bangladesh Press Council and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural Bank.

<p class=Normal >In recognition of his contribution towards journalism he was awarded the 'Ekushe Padak'; in 1977 by the Government of Bangladesh. He died on 22 October 1983. [Abu Md. Delwar Hossain] [Hossain, Abu Md Delwar Professor of History, Dhaka University]

[[Category:Biography]]

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