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	'''Hossain, Shahadat''' (1893-1953) journalist and litterateur, was born in the village of Panditpol in 24-Parganas, West Bengal. After studying up to Class VII at Hoogli Collegiate School, he taught at school for some time. He then moved to Kolkata where he became librarian of the [[bangiya mussalman sahitya samiti]] (1911). He worked as assistant editor of the monthly [[saogat]], as joint editor of the monthly ''Sahachar'',~~'' ''~~and as~~'' ''~~assistant editor of the daily [[soltan]] and the weekly ''Moslem Jagat''.		'''Hossain, Shahadat''' (1893-1953) journalist and litterateur, was born in the village of Panditpol in 24-Parganas, West Bengal. After studying up to Class VII at Hoogli Collegiate School, he taught at school for some time. He then moved to Kolkata where he became librarian of the [[Bangiya Mussalman Sahitya Samiti\|bangiya mussalman sahitya samiti]] (1911). He worked as assistant editor of the monthly [[saogat]], as joint editor of the monthly ''Sahachar'', and as assistant editor of the daily [[soltan]] and the weekly ''Moslem Jagat''.

	Shahadat Hossain was imprisoned for four months for his involvement in the [[civil disobedience movement]] in 1931. After his release he became associated with theatre and performed at various theatres including [[shishir kumar bhaduri]]';s Natyamandir. After partition he joined the Dhaka station of Radio Pakistan and edited its fortnightly magazine ''~~El''''a''''n~~''. He also worked as a radio artiste but was removed from service for his adverse comments on [[mohammed ali jinnah]] and [[pakistan]].		Shahadat Hossain was imprisoned for four months for his involvement in the [[Civil Disobedience Movement\|civil disobedience movement]] in 1931. After his release he became associated with theatre and performed at various theatres including [[Bhaduri, Shishir Kumar\|shishir kumar bhaduri]]'s Natyamandir. After partition he joined the Dhaka station of Radio Pakistan and edited its fortnightly magazine ''Elan''. He also worked as a radio artiste but was removed from service for his adverse comments on [[Jinnah, Mohammed Ali\|mohammed ali jinnah]] and [[pakistan]].

	Though Shahadat Hossain was essentially a poet he was equally active in other genres. His volumes of poetry include ''~~M''''r''''da''''b''''ga~~'' (1928), ''~~Kalpalekh''''a~~'' (1929) and ''~~R''''u''''pachchhand''''a~~'' (1950). His major plays include ''~~Sarfar''''a''''j~~ Khan'' (1919), ''~~Hira''''n''''lekh''''a~~'' (1920), ''~~P''''a''''rer~~ Path'' (1920), ''~~Sv''''a''''mir~~ Bhul'' (1921), ''~~Son''''a''''r K''''a''''kan~~'' (1923), ''Yuger ~~''''A''''lo~~'' (1924), ''~~Rikt''''a~~'' (1927), ''Pather ~~Dekh''''a~~'' (1929), ''~~K''''a''''nt''''a''''ful~~'' (1930) and ''Masnader Moha'' (1946). ''~~Rup''''a''''yan~~'' (1933) is a collection of his short stories. He also wrote books for children: ''Chheleder Galpa'' (1924) and ''Mohan Bhog'' (1924). In all these writings he depicted the Muslim heritage. In the fifties, his ''Rupachchhanda ''and ''Masnader Moha'' were prescribed texts in the Bengali department of Dhaka University. Shahadat Hossain was conferred the titles of 'Kavikul Shiromani'; and 'Purnendu'; by Basirhat Vani Sangha. He died in Kolkata on 30 December 1953. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		Though Shahadat Hossain was essentially a poet he was equally active in other genres. His volumes of poetry include ''Mrdabga'' (1928), ''Kalpalekha'' (1929) and ''Rupachchhanda'' (1950). His major plays include ''Sarfaraj Khan'' (1919), ''Hiranlekha'' (1920), ''Parer Path'' (1920), ''Svamir Bhul'' (1921), ''Sonar Kakan'' (1923), ''Yuger Alo'' (1924), ''Rikta'' (1927), ''Pather Dekha'' (1929), ''Kantaful'' (1930) and ''Masnader Moha'' (1946). ''Rupayan'' (1933) is a collection of his short stories. He also wrote books for children: ''Chheleder Galpa'' (1924) and ''Mohan Bhog'' (1924). In all these writings he depicted the Muslim heritage. In the fifties, his ''Rupachchhanda'' and ''Masnader Moha'' were prescribed texts in the Bengali department of Dhaka University. Shahadat Hossain was conferred the titles of 'Kavikul Shiromani' and 'Purnendu' by Basirhat Vani Sangha. He died in Kolkata on 30 December 1953. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Hossain, Shahadat''' (1893-1953) journalist and litterateur, was born in the village of Panditpol in 24-Parganas, West Bengal. After studying up to Class VII at Hoogli Collegiate School, he taught at school for some time. He then moved to Kolkata where he became librarian of the [[bangiya mussalman sahitya samiti]] (1911). He worked as assistant editor of the monthly [[saogat]], as joint editor of the monthly ''Sahachar'','' ''and as'' ''assistant editor of the daily [[soltan]] and the weekly ''Moslem Jagat''.		'''Hossain, Shahadat''' (1893-1953) journalist and litterateur, was born in the village of Panditpol in 24-Parganas, West Bengal. After studying up to Class VII at Hoogli Collegiate School, he taught at school for some time. He then moved to Kolkata where he became librarian of the [[bangiya mussalman sahitya samiti]] (1911). He worked as assistant editor of the monthly [[saogat]], as joint editor of the monthly ''Sahachar'','' ''and as'' ''assistant editor of the daily [[soltan]] and the weekly ''Moslem Jagat''.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Shahadat Hossain was imprisoned for four months for his involvement in the [[civil disobedience movement]] in 1931. After his release he became associated with theatre and performed at various theatres including [[shishir kumar bhaduri]]';s Natyamandir. After partition he joined the Dhaka station of Radio Pakistan and edited its fortnightly magazine ''El''''a''''n''. He also worked as a radio artiste but was removed from service for his adverse comments on [[mohammed ali jinnah]] and [[pakistan]].		Shahadat Hossain was imprisoned for four months for his involvement in the [[civil disobedience movement]] in 1931. After his release he became associated with theatre and performed at various theatres including [[shishir kumar bhaduri]]';s Natyamandir. After partition he joined the Dhaka station of Radio Pakistan and edited its fortnightly magazine ''El''''a''''n''. He also worked as a radio artiste but was removed from service for his adverse comments on [[mohammed ali jinnah]] and [[pakistan]].

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Though Shahadat Hossain was essentially a poet he was equally active in other genres. His volumes of poetry include ''M''''r''''da''''b''''ga'' (1928), ''Kalpalekh''''a'' (1929) and ''R''''u''''pachchhand''''a'' (1950). His major plays include ''Sarfar''''a''''j Khan'' (1919), ''Hira''''n''''lekh''''a'' (1920), ''P''''a''''rer Path'' (1920), ''Sv''''a''''mir Bhul'' (1921), ''Son''''a''''r K''''a''''kan'' (1923), ''Yuger ''''A''''lo'' (1924), ''Rikt''''a'' (1927), ''Pather Dekh''''a'' (1929), ''K''''a''''nt''''a''''ful'' (1930) and ''Masnader Moha'' (1946). ''Rup''''a''''yan'' (1933) is a collection of his short stories. He also wrote books for children: ''Chheleder Galpa'' (1924) and ''Mohan Bhog'' (1924). In all these writings he depicted the Muslim heritage. In the fifties, his ''Rupachchhanda ''and ''Masnader Moha'' were prescribed texts in the Bengali department of Dhaka University. Shahadat Hossain was conferred the titles of 'Kavikul Shiromani'; and 'Purnendu'; by Basirhat Vani Sangha. He died in Kolkata on 30 December 1953. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]		Though Shahadat Hossain was essentially a poet he was equally active in other genres. His volumes of poetry include ''M''''r''''da''''b''''ga'' (1928), ''Kalpalekh''''a'' (1929) and ''R''''u''''pachchhand''''a'' (1950). His major plays include ''Sarfar''''a''''j Khan'' (1919), ''Hira''''n''''lekh''''a'' (1920), ''P''''a''''rer Path'' (1920), ''Sv''''a''''mir Bhul'' (1921), ''Son''''a''''r K''''a''''kan'' (1923), ''Yuger ''''A''''lo'' (1924), ''Rikt''''a'' (1927), ''Pather Dekh''''a'' (1929), ''K''''a''''nt''''a''''ful'' (1930) and ''Masnader Moha'' (1946). ''Rup''''a''''yan'' (1933) is a collection of his short stories. He also wrote books for children: ''Chheleder Galpa'' (1924) and ''Mohan Bhog'' (1924). In all these writings he depicted the Muslim heritage. In the fifties, his ''Rupachchhanda ''and ''Masnader Moha'' were prescribed texts in the Bengali department of Dhaka University. Shahadat Hossain was conferred the titles of 'Kavikul Shiromani'; and 'Purnendu'; by Basirhat Vani Sangha. He died in Kolkata on 30 December 1953. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Hossain, Shahadat''' (1893-1953) journalist and litterateur, was born in the village of Panditpol in 24-Parganas, West Bengal. After studying up to Class VII at Hoogli Collegiate School, he taught at school for some time. He then moved to Kolkata where he became librarian of the [[bangiya mussalman sahitya samiti]] (1911). He worked as assistant editor of the monthly [[saogat]], as joint editor of the monthly ''Sahachar'','' ''and as'' ''assistant editor of the daily [[soltan]] and the weekly ''Moslem Jagat''.

<p class=Normal >Shahadat Hossain was imprisoned for four months for his involvement in the [[civil disobedience movement]] in 1931. After his release he became associated with theatre and performed at various theatres including [[shishir kumar bhaduri]]';s Natyamandir. After partition he joined the Dhaka station of Radio Pakistan and edited its fortnightly magazine ''El''''a''''n''. He also worked as a radio artiste but was removed from service for his adverse comments on [[mohammed ali jinnah]] and [[pakistan]].

<p class=Normal >Though Shahadat Hossain was essentially a poet he was equally active in other genres. His volumes of poetry include ''M''''r''''da''''b''''ga'' (1928), ''Kalpalekh''''a'' (1929) and ''R''''u''''pachchhand''''a'' (1950). His major plays include ''Sarfar''''a''''j Khan'' (1919), ''Hira''''n''''lekh''''a'' (1920), ''P''''a''''rer Path'' (1920), ''Sv''''a''''mir Bhul'' (1921), ''Son''''a''''r K''''a''''kan'' (1923), ''Yuger ''''A''''lo'' (1924), ''Rikt''''a'' (1927), ''Pather Dekh''''a'' (1929), ''K''''a''''nt''''a''''ful'' (1930) and ''Masnader Moha'' (1946). ''Rup''''a''''yan'' (1933) is a collection of his short stories. He also wrote books for children: ''Chheleder Galpa'' (1924) and ''Mohan Bhog'' (1924). In all these writings he depicted the Muslim heritage. In the fifties, his ''Rupachchhanda ''and ''Masnader Moha'' were prescribed texts in the Bengali department of Dhaka University. Shahadat Hossain was conferred the titles of 'Kavikul Shiromani'; and 'Purnendu'; by Basirhat Vani Sangha. He died in Kolkata on 30 December 1953. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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