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<p>Content Updated.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Lekhika Sangha&#039;&#039;&#039; an organisation promoting the interest of the women writers of Bangladesh. Established in December 1973 in Dhaka, its founding members were poet [[Kamal, Begum Sufia|begum sufia kamal]], Begum [[Khatun, Khodeja|khodeja khatun]], Begum Shams Rashid, Syeda Lutfunnessa and Begum Majeda Khatun. Begum Khodeja Khatun was the founder President of Bangladesh Lekhika Sangha.<br /> <br /> Since 1985, a literary award entitled Bangladesh Lekhika Sangha Shahitya Padak is given every year to two renowned writers of the country, irrespective of gender, on the anniversary of the organisation<br /> <br /> Bangladesh Lekhika Sangha has expanded its activities in Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna and Kushtia and more than 300 writers are its members.<br /> <br /> Books and Journals published by Lekhika Shangha are: Savchayan (7 vols), Kaler Pata, Boba Kanna, Jagrata Shatabdi, Hridoye Krsvachuda, Priya Pangtimala, Brsti Bheja Mukh and Shata Puspa (3 vols). [Nayan Rahman]<br /> <br /> [[bn:লেখিকা সংঘ]]</div>

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