Hridoy Chowdhury
Hridoy Chowdhury | |
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| Born | 28 February 1993 Habiganj, Sadar, Sylhet |
| Occupation | Novelist, Poet, Journalist |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
| Citizenship | Bangladeshi |
| Education | Hons. |
| Period | 2006-present |
| Literary movement | Phulkuri Movement |
| Notable works | Blood Camp, Food Beaver, Lokaloy Foundation |
| Notable awards | 2006: Best Child Journalist, 2007: Best Story Teller, 2008: Sahitya Akademi Award |
| Spouse | Unmarried |
| Partner | Shahida |
| Website | |
| lokaloy24 | |
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Hridoy Chowdhury (Bangladeshi:হৃদয় চৌধুরী) (born 28 February 1993) at Sylhet of Habiganj District in Bangladesh is an established poet, novelist and Sahitya Akademi Award recipient in the world of literature.
Literary career
Hridoy Chowdhury’s first novel was Tukai (English: Garbage Collector) in 2006, which won the first prize in a competition on contemporary Habiganj Sishu Academy. He wrote this novel while he had to go underground during the Phulkuri Movement.
Poems
- Mishti Meye (The Sweet Girl) in 2007, published by ProthomAlo
- Sei Cheleti (That Boy) in 2008
- Megh Ar Ami (Cloud & Me) in 2009, published by Khowai
Recent releases
- Bertho
English works
- Sold To Devil in 2011, published by The Lokaloy 24 [1]
Production works
Awards
Chowdhury has been awarded with a number of literary awards and recognitions.
Special felicitation
- Felicitated by the Indian Overseas Chinese Organisation on 23 May 2010.
Research
- The Chinese Diaspora and 1962 Sino-Indian War.
- Tea History of Sreemongol.
Early days
Son of renowned politician Shahbaz Chowdhury and social worker Jomila Begum, Hridoy Chowdhury was born at Saudagortula in Sylhet of Bangladesh. He did his schooling in Upper Blue Bird School and higher secondary school at Habiganj High School. He passed his B.A. in English from Brindaban Govt. College in 2017.
He had joined Jatiyatabadi Juba Chatra Parishad, a leading student organisation of Sylhet at the age of only eighteen and became one of its prominent members during the Sylhet Speech and was imprisoned continuously in Sylhet for almost 11 days.
Family life
He is the husband of a former president and senior leader of Phulkuri Habiganj.
References
External links
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