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	'''Khasru, Mohammad Hossain''' (1903-1959) classical singer and musician, better known as Ustad Khasru, was born on 2 April 1903 at his maternal uncle';s house in [[comilla]] town. His father, Zaidul Husain, was a flautist from the village of Moinpur in [[kasba]] [[upazila]] in [[brahmanbaria ~~district~~]].		'''Khasru, Mohammad Hossain''' (1903-1959) classical singer and musician, better known as Ustad Khasru, was born on 2 April 1903 at his maternal uncle's house in [[Comilla District\|comilla]] town. His father, Zaidul Husain, was a flautist from the village of Moinpur in [[Kasba Upazila\|kasba]] upazila in [[Brahmanbaria District\|brahmanbaria]] district.

	Muhammad Khasru graduated from [[calcutta university]] in 1924 and took up a job at the provincial cooperative department. He was, however, more interested in music and musical performances.		Muhammad Khasru graduated from [[University of Calcutta\|calcutta university]] in 1924 and took up a job at the provincial cooperative department. He was, however, more interested in music and musical performances.

	He studied classical music under well-known maestros at Kolkata and Lucknow and acquired extraordinary skills in pure [[raga]]s, [[tal]]s, ''layas'','' surs'' and different idioms of Hindustani music. He was often invited to perform at the courts of rajas and maharajas. He became famous as a singer of [[kheyal]], [[thungri]] and [[ghazal]]. He composed many classical songs in Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. He also acquired considerable proficiency in playing musical instruments, especially the [[tabla]], [[sitar]] and[[ esraj]].		He studied classical music under well-known maestros at Kolkata and Lucknow and acquired extraordinary skills in pure [[raga]]s, [[Tal\|tal]]s, ''layas'', ''surs'' and different idioms of Hindustani music. He was often invited to perform at the courts of rajas and maharajas. He became famous as a singer of [[Kheyal\|kheyal]], [[Thungri\|thungri]] and [[Ghazal\|ghazal]]. He composed many classical songs in Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. He also acquired considerable proficiency in playing musical instruments, especially the [[Tabla\|tabla]], [[Sitar\|sitar]] and [[esraj]].

	Shortly before his death, Khasru became principal of the newly established [[bulbul lalitakala academy]]. He was posthumously awarded the Pride of Performance by the Pakistan government in 1962 and the Shilpakala Academy Padak in 1978 by the Bangladesh government. He died on 6 August 1959. [Ali Nawaz~~] [Nawaz, Ali former Director, Bangla Cell, Bangladesh Agricultural University~~]		Shortly before his death, Khasru became principal of the newly established [[Bulbul Lalitakala Academy\|bulbul lalitakala academy]]. He was posthumously awarded the Pride of Performance by the Pakistan government in 1962 and the Shilpakala Academy Padak in 1978 by the Bangladesh government. He died on 6 August 1959. [Ali Nawaz]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Khasru, Mohammad Hossain''' (1903-1959) classical singer and musician, better known as Ustad Khasru, was born on 2 April 1903 at his maternal uncle';s house in [[comilla]] town. His father, Zaidul Husain, was a flautist from the village of Moinpur in [[kasba]] [[upazila]] in [[brahmanbaria district]].		'''Khasru, Mohammad Hossain''' (1903-1959) classical singer and musician, better known as Ustad Khasru, was born on 2 April 1903 at his maternal uncle';s house in [[comilla]] town. His father, Zaidul Husain, was a flautist from the village of Moinpur in [[kasba]] [[upazila]] in [[brahmanbaria district]].

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Muhammad Khasru graduated from [[calcutta university]] in 1924 and took up a job at the provincial cooperative department. He was, however, more interested in music and musical performances.		Muhammad Khasru graduated from [[calcutta university]] in 1924 and took up a job at the provincial cooperative department. He was, however, more interested in music and musical performances.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~He studied classical music under well-known maestros at Kolkata and Lucknow and acquired extraordinary skills in pure [[raga]]s, [[tal]]s, ''layas'','' surs'' and different idioms of Hindustani music. He was often invited to perform at the courts of rajas and maharajas. He became famous as a singer of [[kheyal]], [[thungri]] and [[ghazal]]. He composed many classical songs in Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. He also acquired considerable proficiency in playing musical instruments, especially the [[tabla]], [[sitar]] and[[ esraj]].		He studied classical music under well-known maestros at Kolkata and Lucknow and acquired extraordinary skills in pure [[raga]]s, [[tal]]s, ''layas'','' surs'' and different idioms of Hindustani music. He was often invited to perform at the courts of rajas and maharajas. He became famous as a singer of [[kheyal]], [[thungri]] and [[ghazal]]. He composed many classical songs in Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. He also acquired considerable proficiency in playing musical instruments, especially the [[tabla]], [[sitar]] and[[ esraj]].

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Shortly before his death, Khasru became principal of the newly established [[bulbul lalitakala academy]]. He was posthumously awarded the Pride of Performance by the Pakistan government in 1962 and the Shilpakala Academy Padak in 1978 by the Bangladesh government. He died on 6 August 1959. [Ali Nawaz] [Nawaz, Ali former Director, Bangla Cell, Bangladesh Agricultural University]		Shortly before his death, Khasru became principal of the newly established [[bulbul lalitakala academy]]. He was posthumously awarded the Pride of Performance by the Pakistan government in 1962 and the Shilpakala Academy Padak in 1978 by the Bangladesh government. He died on 6 August 1959. [Ali Nawaz] [Nawaz, Ali former Director, Bangla Cell, Bangladesh Agricultural University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Khasru, Mohammad Hossain''' (1903-1959) classical singer and musician, better known as Ustad Khasru, was born on 2 April 1903 at his maternal uncle';s house in [[comilla]] town. His father, Zaidul Husain, was a flautist from the village of Moinpur in [[kasba]] [[upazila]] in [[brahmanbaria district]].

<p class=Normal >Muhammad Khasru graduated from [[calcutta university]] in 1924 and took up a job at the provincial cooperative department. He was, however, more interested in music and musical performances.

<p class=Normal >He studied classical music under well-known maestros at Kolkata and Lucknow and acquired extraordinary skills in pure [[raga]]s, [[tal]]s, ''layas'','' surs'' and different idioms of Hindustani music. He was often invited to perform at the courts of rajas and maharajas. He became famous as a singer of [[kheyal]], [[thungri]] and [[ghazal]]. He composed many classical songs in Bangla, Urdu and Hindi. He also acquired considerable proficiency in playing musical instruments, especially the [[tabla]], [[sitar]] and[[ esraj]].

<p class=Normal >Shortly before his death, Khasru became principal of the newly established [[bulbul lalitakala academy]]. He was posthumously awarded the Pride of Performance by the Pakistan government in 1962 and the Shilpakala Academy Padak in 1978 by the Bangladesh government. He died on 6 August 1959. [Ali Nawaz] [Nawaz, Ali former Director, Bangla Cell, Bangladesh Agricultural University]

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